Michigan Secretary of State Hosts License Restoration Clinic in Benton Harbor

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The Michigan Secretary of State's office is bringing a driver's license restoration clinic to Benton Harbor next week to assist residents who have lost their licenses in getting back on the road legally. The 'Road to Restoration' clinic will offer one-on-one meetings with state experts and volunteer attorneys to review license status and explain the steps needed to regain driving privileges.

Why it matters

Many Benton Harbor residents rely on personal vehicles for transportation, and the loss of a driver's license can significantly impact their ability to access jobs, healthcare, and other essential services. This clinic aims to provide a pathway for residents to legally restore their driving privileges.

The details

The clinic will be held on Wednesday, March 18 at the Michigan Works office in Benton Harbor. In addition to the license restoration support, the event will also offer vision tests and the written driver's exam. Attendees are encouraged to register ahead of time and bring relevant documentation such as a driving record, identification, birth certificate, and proof of residency.

• The 'Road to Restoration' clinic will be held on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
• The clinic will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

What’s next

Residents of Benton Harbor are encouraged to register for the 'Road to Restoration' clinic ahead of time online and bring the required documentation to the event on March 18.