Identification cards would show citizenship after proof is provided

The secretary of state would place a citizenship designation and eagle image on certain personal identification cards. The designation would apply to cards issued or renewed for United States citizens. Applicants would have to provide satisfactory proof of United States citizenship. Acceptable proof would include documents such as a birth certificate, passport, naturalization papers, or certain tribal documents. The secretary of state would choose the designation's style and format. The designation requirement would begin January 1, 2027, and would apply when a covered card is issued or renewed.

The secretary of state would provide a citizenship sticker when an eligible person requests one. A United States citizen with a valid Michigan operator's or chauffeur's license could request the sticker for an existing personal identification card. The person would have to provide satisfactory proof of citizenship. The sticker would be designed for placement on an existing personal identification card. The secretary of state would choose the sticker's style and format, including an eagle image. The sticker request option would begin January 1, 2027.