Michigan Pre-Clearance of Documents is a process used by governmental and non-governmental entities in the state of Michigan to ensure that all documents are legally valid before they are accepted or approved. This process ensures that any documents that are submitted for review are in compliance with local, state, and federal laws, as well as any other applicable guidelines. There are two types of Michigan Pre-Clearance of Documents: pre-clearance of documents for public use and pre-clearance of documents for private use. Pre-clearance of documents for public use is required for all documents that are to be made available to the public, such as those used in public hearings, meetings, or other governmental proceedings. Pre-clearance of documents for private use is used for documents that are intended for private or internal use only. The Michigan Pre-Clearance of Documents process involves an evaluation of the document for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable laws and regulations before it is accepted or approved.