Charitable Solicitation Registration in Michigan
Heads Up: Michigan requires charitable solicitation registration before you fundraise.
Before your nonprofit can solicit donations in Michigan, you'll need to complete the registration process with the state. This guide walks you through the requirements, fees, and timeline.
Michigan requires charitable solicitation registration before your nonprofit can solicit donations in the state.
The filing agency is the Michigan Attorney General, Charitable Trust Section.
Governing law: Charitable Organizations and Solicitations Act (MCL 400.271 et seq.).
What's Required
Registration form: CTS-03 (Request for Exemption)
Who's Exempt
Charitable Organizations and Solicitations Act (MCL 400.271 et seq.)
Renewal Process
Due date: 30 days before registration expiration
Enforcement Agency & Contact Information
Michigan Attorney General, Charitable Trust Section
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