About Michigan Official Records
We put this site together so people in Michigan can find public records without all the hassle. Court filings, property deeds, vital documents. Tracking these down on your own can eat up a whole afternoon. We aim to save you that time by pointing you to the right office or database from the start.
Our Goal
Government records belong to the public. That is the whole point. But knowing where to look and who to call is half the battle. We want to close that gap so you can get what you need and move on with your day.
Looking into a court case? Trying to pull up a property deed? Need a certified copy of a vital record? We show you which office holds it and how to reach them.
What We Cover
- County Resources: Addresses, phone numbers, and office hours for courthouses, clerks, and register of deeds offices across Michigan
- City Pages: Learn which county handles records for your city or township
- Record Categories: Understand the difference between court filings, vital records, and property documents
- Search Options: Links to third-party databases that can scan public records on your behalf
What We Are Not
This is a private website. We are not connected to any branch of government at any level. We do not store actual records and we cannot:
- Submit or retrieve official documents on your behalf
- Provide certified copies of any record
- Offer legal guidance or counsel
- Guarantee that every detail on our site is current or complete
When you need an official document with a raised seal, go straight to the government office that holds it. Our job is just to tell you where that office is.
Third-Party Search Tools
Certain links on this site lead to paid search platforms run by outside companies. Those services set their own prices and terms. We may get a small referral fee when you use them, and that helps us keep this site running at no cost to you.
How Accurate Is Our Info?
We work hard to keep things up to date, but details change. An office might move. Phone numbers get swapped out. Hours shift around the holidays. Always call ahead if you plan to visit a courthouse or clerk office in person.
See something that looks wrong? Tell us about it and we will get it corrected.
Reach Out
Have a question or want to pass along some feedback? Visit our Contact page and send us a note. We read everything that comes in.