The Michigan Office of the Secretary of State (MSOS) is a government agency responsible for administering various state services in Michigan, United States. Established by the Michigan Constitution, the office is headed by the Michigan Secretary of State, who is elected to four-year terms. The agency primarily oversees motor vehicle services, elections, and business licensing within the state. The MSOS manages Michigan’s motor vehicle operations, including vehicle registration, driver licensing, and title transfers. It operates branch offices throughout the state and provides online services through its website. The office also serves as Michigan’s chief election officer, maintaining voter registration records, overseeing state elections, and ensuring compliance with election laws. Additional responsibilities include maintaining official state records, administering the state’s notary public program, and overseeing the Michigan Vehicle Code. The agency also handles business-related filings such as corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships registrations. The office has implemented various technological initiatives to modernize its services, including online appointment scheduling, self-service stations, and digital document processing. Through its website (sos.michigan.gov), Michigan residents can access numerous services remotely, reducing the need for in-person visits to branch offices.