DDI Technology expands ELT services in Michigan, providing dealerships and finance companies with streamlined title processes and exceptional customer support.

Have a current Michigan paper title (cannot be an electronic title) Vehicle must be a car, minivan, SUV, motorcycle, pickup truck or van Must have one individual seller to one individual buyer ...

A new Michigan law may streamline real estate transactions by allowing remote electronic notarization. The law, Act 330 of 2018, was signed by Gov.

There's one less reason to visit a Michigan Secretary of State branch as another service moves online. Vehicles can now be registered and titles can be transferred through the SOS website.

The Michigan Electronic Filing System currently allows vehicle dealerships to process transactions such as title transfers and registrations.

LANSING, Mich. — New legislation introduced to the Michigan Senate this week could allow car owners to transfer their vehicle's title electronically. Tuesday, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson ...

Michigan is not the first state to try to legislate for reasonable cause and a search warrant to obtain electronic data. Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire and more have also tried.

Michigan landlords could send eviction notices to tenants through email or social media under legislation signed by Gov. Rick Snyder.

Michigan voters will decide in the November election if electronic data and communication should be considered personal property, safe from unreasonable search and seizure.

A proposal that would allow the spouses and voting-age dependents of deployed military members to vote online is facing criticism from some security experts who argue it would expose the election ...

Many other countries such as Afghanistan and Germany have already began using their own forms of electronic identification. If the bill were to pass, Michigan would be the first state in the U.S ...

Michigan voters will decide in the November election if electronic data and communication should be considered personal property, safe from unreasonable search and seizure.