The Michigan LARA LPN License Application is the official request a person files with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Board of Nursing to become a Licensed Practical Nurse in Michigan. Every nurse who wants to work as an LPN in the state must file this application through the MiPLUS online portal before they can take the NCLEX-PN or transfer a license from another state.
Filing the wrong pathway or skipping a single attestation can delay your start date by 6 to 12 weeks, which can mean thousands of dollars in lost wages. According to LARA’s Board of Nursing data, Michigan processes more than 12,000 nursing license applications each year, and roughly 1 in 5 first-time filings is delayed because of missing fingerprints, training certificates, or transcripts.
- 📝 How to choose between Examination, Endorsement, Relicensure, and Temporary Permit pathways inside MiPLUS.
- 🖊️ How to fill out every field on the LPN application line by line, with sample entries.
- 👥 Three full named-filer walkthroughs covering a new grad, an out-of-state LPN, and an internationally educated nurse.
- ⏱️ Current fees, deadlines, fingerprint rules, and the 60-day NCLEX Authorization to Test window.
- ❗ The 10 most common mistakes that trigger LARA holds and how to avoid each one.
What the Form Is and Who Must File It
The Michigan LPN License Application is the legal request that asks the Michigan Board of Nursing to grant you a practical nurse license under the Michigan Public Health Code, Act 368 of 1978, Part 172. The form collects your identity, your education, your character history, and your training proofs. LARA uses this packet to decide if you meet the standards in Michigan Administrative Code R 338.10501.
Any person who wants to practice practical nursing in Michigan must file. That includes new graduates of a Michigan PN program, out-of-state LPNs moving in, internationally educated nurses, and nurses who let their license lapse. Michigan is not a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact, so a multistate license from another state does not let you work here. You must hold a Michigan-issued license.
The form has four pathways inside MiPLUS: Licensure by Examination for first-time NCLEX-PN takers, Licensure by Endorsement for nurses already licensed in another state, Relicensure for lapsed Michigan nurses, and a Temporary Permit that lets endorsement filers work for up to 6 months while LARA finishes its review. Each pathway shares a core set of fields but adds extra questions tied to that route. Filing the wrong pathway forces you to withdraw and re-pay the fee.
The current revision date printed on the LARA LPN application is Rev. 09/2024, and you should confirm that date matches the version inside MiPLUS before you start. The form is governed by the rules in R 338.10101 through R 338.10507, and false statements on the form are a felony under MCL 333.16221.
Before You Start: Documents and Information You Need
Open every document below before you log into MiPLUS. LARA times out after 20 minutes of inactivity, and a missing item is the top reason applications stall. Gather these 10 items first.
- Social Security Number. LARA cross-checks your name and SSN against Social Security Administration records, and a mismatch triggers an automatic hold.
- Government-issued photo ID. A driver’s license, state ID, or passport is needed to confirm your legal name and date of birth.
- Official transcripts from your PN program. These must be sent directly from your school to LARA, not by you, or LARA will reject them.
- NCLEX-PN registration confirmation from Pearson VUE. You must register with Pearson VUE before LARA will issue your Authorization to Test.
- Fingerprint background check receipt from IdentoGO. The Michigan State Police and FBI both run prints, and the receipt proves you scheduled the appointment.
- Proof of human trafficking training that meets Public Act 360 of 2018 standards.
- Proof of implicit bias training under R 338.7001 through R 338.7005, which requires 2 hours for a first license.
- Verification of licensure from every other state where you have ever held a nursing license, ordered through Nursys.
- Name-change documents like a marriage certificate or court order if your transcript name and current legal name differ.
- Credit or debit card for the application fee, since MiPLUS does not accept checks for online filings.
Each item ties to a specific field on the form. Missing the trafficking certificate, for example, blocks the attestation page and freezes your file in “pending documentation” until you upload it.
Where to Get the Form and How to Access It
The only official place to file is the MiPLUS online portal, Michigan’s professional licensing system run by LARA. You will create a free MiPLUS account using a personal email address you check often, because LARA sends every status update there. Do not use a school email that may close after graduation.
To start, click Register on the MiPLUS home page, verify your email, and log back in. From the dashboard pick Apply for a New License, then choose Health Professions, then Practical Nurse. MiPLUS will then ask which pathway fits you. The four choices appear in this order: Examination, Endorsement, Relicensure, and Temporary Permit. Pick carefully because switching pathways mid-application means starting over.
A paper application exists for hardship cases, and you can request it by calling LARA’s Bureau of Professional Licensing at 517-241-0199 or emailing BPLHelp@michigan.gov. Paper filings take 4 to 6 weeks longer to process than MiPLUS filings, and LARA charges the same fee either way. Most applicants should stay online.
You can also find the official application instructions on the Board of Nursing Licensing Guide page, which lists the rule citations, fees, and current processing times. Bookmark that page; it updates each time the Board changes a rule, and the most recent update added the implicit bias training requirement effective June 1, 2022.
Step-by-Step: How to Fill Out the Michigan LPN Application Line by Line
The MiPLUS LPN application has 8 main sections. Each section maps to a page inside the portal. Below, every field gets its own walkthrough with a plain-English prompt, the right way to answer it, a sample entry, an edge case, a common mistake, and a misconception.
Section 1, Field 1: Pathway Selection
This field asks which licensure route you want. In plain English, MiPLUS is asking, “Are you a brand-new nurse, a transferring nurse, a returning nurse, or a temporary worker?”
To answer, click the radio button next to the pathway that fits. New graduates pick Examination. Out-of-state LPNs pick Endorsement. Lapsed Michigan LPNs pick Relicensure. Endorsement filers who need to start work fast also tick Temporary Permit as an add-on.
For example, Maria Lopez, a May 2026 grad of Wayne County Community College District, selects Examination. Her sample entry on the screen shows the radio button filled next to “Licensure by Examination.”
The most common edge case is the dual filer who graduated in another state but has never held a license anywhere. That person still picks Examination, not Endorsement, because Endorsement requires an active or recent license elsewhere.
The most common mistake here is picking Endorsement when you have only a foreign license that was never converted to a U.S. license. The consequence is a denial letter and a forfeited application fee, since LARA cannot endorse a credential the U.S. has not recognized.
A common misconception is that Temporary Permit is a stand-alone license. It is not. It only rides on top of an Endorsement application and lasts up to 6 months under R 338.10301.
Section 2, Field 2: Legal Name
This field asks for your full legal name as it appears on your Social Security card. The prompt reads “Last Name, First Name, Middle Name, Suffix.”
Type each part in its own box. Use upper and lower case as it appears on your ID; MiPLUS does not require all caps. Leave Middle Name blank if you do not have one rather than typing “NONE.”
A sample entry: Lopez, Maria, Elena in the three name boxes, with the Suffix box blank.
The edge case here is the recently married filer whose transcript still shows a maiden name. You enter your current legal name in this box and then upload a marriage certificate later in the document section.
The most common mistake is using a nickname like “Liz” instead of “Elizabeth.” LARA’s SSA cross-check fails immediately, and your file goes to manual review for 2 to 4 weeks.
A misconception is that hyphens or apostrophes will break the field. They will not. Type your name exactly as printed on your Social Security card, including any punctuation.
Section 3, Field 3: Date of Birth and SSN
This field asks for your birth date in MM/DD/YYYY format and your 9-digit Social Security Number with no dashes.
Type the date with slashes, as MiPLUS adds them automatically if you type only digits. The SSN field masks after entry for security.
A sample entry: 03/14/2002 and 123456789.
The edge case is the applicant without an SSN, such as a DACA recipient or new immigrant. Michigan accepts an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) under specific conditions; you must call LARA at 517-335-0918 before filing to request the ITIN workaround.
The most common mistake is typing the SSN with dashes. MiPLUS rejects the entry and forces a re-type, but it does not flag the error clearly, which has cost filers full sessions.
A misconception is that LARA shares your SSN with employers. It does not. The SSN stays in LARA’s system and on the Nursys verification database only.
Section 4, Field 4: Mailing Address
This field asks where LARA should send your wall license and any paper notices. The prompt reads “Street, City, State, ZIP.”
Type a real street address if possible, since the wall certificate is mailed by USPS. P.O. Boxes are allowed but slow processing because LARA cross-checks the address against the USPS database.
A sample entry: 2150 Michigan Avenue, Detroit, MI 48216.
The edge case is the filer in temporary housing, such as a graduate staying with family while job hunting. Use the long-term mailing address, not a hotel or short-term rental.
A common mistake is typing the school address instead of the home address. The wall license then ships to a closed mailroom, and replacement costs $25 under R 338.10311.
A misconception is that the address must match your driver’s license. It does not. LARA only requires a deliverable U.S. address.
Section 5, Field 5: Education History
This field asks for every nursing program you have attended, with school name, city, state, program type, start date, and graduation date. The prompt reads “List all nursing education in chronological order.”
Click Add Education for each program. Type the school name exactly as it is registered with the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing or the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. Pick Practical Nurse Diploma or Practical Nurse Certificate from the dropdown.
A sample entry: Wayne County Community College District, Detroit, MI, Practical Nurse Certificate, 09/2024 – 05/2026.
The edge case is the international graduate. You also list the foreign program here, then upload the CGFNS Credentials Evaluation report under documents. LARA will not accept your foreign transcript without a CGFNS Professional Report.
A common mistake is leaving off a program you started but did not finish. LARA cross-checks the National Student Clearinghouse, and a missing program looks like fraud, which can trigger a Good Moral Character review under MCL 333.16174.
A misconception is that high school information goes here. It does not. List only post-secondary nursing education.
Section 6, Field 6: Other License History
This field asks if you hold or have ever held any health profession license in any U.S. state, territory, or country. The prompt is a yes/no radio button followed by a list table.
Tick Yes if you have ever held any nursing, CNA, medication aide, or related license, even an inactive one. Then click Add License and enter state, license type, license number, issue date, and current status.
A sample entry: Ohio, LPN, OH-LPN-456789, 06/15/2024, Active.
The edge case is the applicant whose CNA registration in another state expired years ago. You still list it. LARA pulls a Nursys QuickConfirm on every name and finds dormant entries.
A common mistake is hiding a license that was disciplined or surrendered. Under MCL 333.16174(1)(b), failure to disclose is itself a ground for denial, even if the underlying discipline was minor.
A misconception is that out-of-state CNA registrations do not count. They do, because LARA defines “health profession license” broadly under MCL 333.16105.
Section 7, Field 7: Good Moral Character and Criminal History
This field is a series of yes/no questions about felonies, misdemeanors, license discipline, malpractice, and substance use disorders. The prompt reads “Have you ever been convicted of, pled guilty to, or pled no contest to…”
Read each question slowly. Tick Yes for any conviction, even one that was expunged under MCL 780.621, because LARA still sees expunged records under MCL 780.623(2)(c). Then upload a written explanation, the court disposition, and any evidence of rehabilitation.
A sample entry: Yes — 2019 misdemeanor retail fraud, Wayne County 36th District Court, Case No. 19-12345, completed probation 2020. Maria attaches the certified disposition and a letter from her probation officer.
The edge case is a juvenile adjudication. Juvenile records are not convictions and you tick No for the criminal-conviction questions, but you must still answer Yes if any question asks about juvenile findings.
A common mistake is ticking No on an old DUI you thought was sealed. Sealing is not the same as expungement, and LARA’s Internet Criminal History Access Tool (ICHAT) check finds it. Non-disclosure is a separate violation that adds 6 to 9 months to your review.
A misconception is that minor convictions automatically disqualify you. They do not. Under MCL 333.16174a, the Board weighs the offense, the time elapsed, and rehabilitation; honest disclosure with evidence usually leads to approval.
Section 8, Field 8: Training Attestations
This field asks you to confirm completion of two required trainings: human trafficking and implicit bias. Each is a check-the-box attestation.
Tick Yes, I have completed for each, then upload the certificate of completion. The trafficking course must be at least 1 hour under Public Act 360 of 2018, and the implicit bias course must be at least 2 hours for a first license under R 338.7004.
A sample entry: Yes — Human Trafficking, completed 04/12/2026, Provider: Michigan Health Council; Yes — Implicit Bias, 2 hours, completed 04/15/2026, Provider: MOQC.
The edge case is the new graduate whose nursing program already covered both topics. The school must issue a stand-alone certificate naming the topic, hours, and date, or LARA will reject the embedded coursework.
A common mistake is uploading a CPR card instead of the trafficking certificate. The names look similar in MiPLUS’s upload list, and the swap blocks the attestation page.
A misconception is that the trainings transfer between professions. They do not. A certificate earned for a CNA license still counts because the topic is the same, but a non-Michigan course must explicitly meet the Michigan rule’s standards.
Section 9, Field 9: Fingerprint and Background Check
This field confirms you have scheduled or completed Live Scan fingerprints with IdentoGO using the LARA-issued Service Code.
Print the Live Scan request form from MiPLUS, take it to an IdentoGO site, pay the \$62.50 fingerprint fee, and keep the receipt. Type the IdentoGO Transaction Control Number (TCN) into the MiPLUS field exactly as printed.
A sample entry: TCN: MI20260418123456, dated 04/18/2026.
The edge case is the out-of-state filer who cannot travel to Michigan. LARA will mail a hard-card fingerprint packet on request; you take the cards to a local police station for inked prints, then mail them back. Hard-card processing adds 4 to 6 weeks.
A common mistake is using fingerprints submitted for a different employer or license. LARA requires a new fingerprint set tied to the LARA Service Code; old prints sit in another agency’s file and never reach LARA.
A misconception is that the FBI check is optional. It is not. Both Michigan State Police and FBI checks are required under MCL 333.16174(1)(c).
Section 10, Field 10: Affidavit and Signature
The final field is the electronic signature page. The prompt reads “I attest that the information provided is true and complete to the best of my knowledge.”
Type your full legal name in the signature box, tick the date, and click Submit. MiPLUS time-stamps the affidavit and locks the application.
A sample entry: Maria Elena Lopez, 04/20/2026.
The edge case is the filer who needs to fix a typo after submission. Once submitted, you cannot edit; you must email BPLHelp@michigan.gov and request a correction, which adds 1 to 2 weeks.
A common mistake is signing in a name that differs from Field 2. The mismatch triggers an automatic affidavit failure under MCL 333.16221(b)(i).
A misconception is that the e-signature is non-binding. It is fully binding under the Michigan Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, and false statements are a felony.
Three Filled-Out Examples Using Real Scenarios
Below are three named filers walking the form end to end. Each table shows what the filer enters in each major section.
Scenario 1: Maria Lopez, New Michigan Graduate (Examination)
| Form Section | What Maria Enters |
|---|---|
| Pathway | Licensure by Examination |
| Legal Name | Lopez, Maria, Elena |
| Date of Birth / SSN | 03/14/2002 / 123-45-6789 |
| Mailing Address | 2150 Michigan Ave, Detroit, MI 48216 |
| Education | Wayne County Community College District, PN Certificate, 09/2024–05/2026 |
| Other Licenses | None |
| Criminal History | No to all questions |
| Trainings | Human trafficking 04/12/2026; Implicit bias 04/15/2026 |
| Fingerprints | IdentoGO TCN MI20260418123456 |
| Signature | Maria Elena Lopez, 04/20/2026 |
Scenario 2: James Carter, Ohio LPN Moving to Michigan (Endorsement)
| Form Section | What James Enters |
|---|---|
| Pathway | Licensure by Endorsement + Temporary Permit |
| Legal Name | Carter, James, Robert |
| Date of Birth / SSN | 07/22/1988 / 987-65-4321 |
| Mailing Address | 485 Maple St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 |
| Education | Columbus State Community College, PN Diploma, 08/2010–06/2012 |
| Other Licenses | Ohio LPN OH-LPN-456789, 07/2012, Active |
| Criminal History | Yes — 2015 misdemeanor DUI, Franklin County, completed probation 2016 |
| Trainings | Human trafficking 03/05/2026; Implicit bias 03/06/2026 |
| Fingerprints | IdentoGO TCN MI20260310987654 |
| Signature | James Robert Carter, 03/12/2026 |
Scenario 3: Aisha Patel, Internationally Educated Nurse (Examination + CGFNS)
| Form Section | What Aisha Enters |
|---|---|
| Pathway | Licensure by Examination |
| Legal Name | Patel, Aisha, (no middle) |
| Date of Birth / SSN | 11/02/1995 / 555-44-3333 |
| Mailing Address | 9300 Greenfield Rd, Apt 4B, Dearborn, MI 48126 |
| Education | Mumbai College of Nursing, India, GNM Diploma, 06/2014–06/2017 (CGFNS report attached) |
| Other Licenses | Maharashtra Nursing Council RN/RM 778899, 2017, Active |
| Criminal History | No to all questions |
| Trainings | Human trafficking 02/18/2026; Implicit bias 02/22/2026 |
| Fingerprints | IdentoGO TCN MI20260301223344 |
| Signature | Aisha Patel, 03/01/2026 |
A fourth filer worth knowing is Marcus Johnson, a Michigan LPN whose license lapsed in 2021 after he left nursing for construction; he files Relicensure, pays the \$54 late fee under R 338.10307, and shows 25 hours of continuing education. A fifth is Janet Kim, a recently married graduate whose transcript still reads “Janet Park”; she uploads her marriage certificate so LARA can match the names.
How to File the Completed Form
The MiPLUS portal is the primary filing channel. Log in at miplus.michigan.gov, open your saved application, click Pay and Submit, and pay the \$54 application fee plus the \$62.50 fingerprint fee with a Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or American Express. MiPLUS emails a receipt within 5 minutes; save the PDF as proof of filing. Standard processing is 10 to 15 business days for clean files.
Paper filing is a backup. Mail the printed application, a check or money order made out to State of Michigan, and all supporting documents to Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Professional Licensing, P.O. Box 30670, Lansing, MI 48909. Paper filings take 6 to 8 weeks. Always send by USPS Certified Mail with return receipt, and keep the green card as your proof of filing.
In-person filing is available at the Ottawa Building, 611 W. Ottawa St., Lansing, MI 48933, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on business days. Walk-ins still pay the same fees and still wait the standard processing time. The receipt clerk stamps a duplicate of your cover page; keep that stamped copy.
Fax filing is not accepted for new LPN applications. LARA’s published fax number is for renewals and corrections only. The phone number for status checks is 517-335-0918, and email status questions go to BPLHelp@michigan.gov.
What Happens After You File
Once you submit, MiPLUS shows your file as Application Received. Within 5 business days the status moves to Under Review, meaning a licensing analyst opened your packet. If anything is missing, MiPLUS posts a Deficiency Letter to your account inbox; you have 60 days under R 338.10303 to fix it or your file is closed.
For Examination filers, LARA’s next step is to issue an Authorization to Test (ATT) to Pearson VUE. The ATT is good for 90 days, and Pearson sends you scheduling instructions by email. You take the NCLEX-PN at a Pearson VUE center, and Pearson delivers your result to LARA within 48 hours. A passing score plus a clean background check converts your application to Approved.
For Endorsement filers, LARA waits on the Nursys verification from your origin state. Most states upload to Nursys within 24 hours, but a few mail paper verifications that take 2 to 4 weeks. Once verification arrives and the background check clears, the file moves to Approved.
Approved files generate an electronic license number the same business day. LARA prints and mails the wall certificate within 10 business days. You can verify your license publicly at the LARA license verification page the moment the number is issued.
Mistakes to Avoid When Filling Out the Form
- Picking the wrong pathway. Choosing Endorsement without an active U.S. license forces a withdraw-and-refile, costing the fee.
- Using a nickname in Field 2. SSA cross-check fails and your file goes to manual review for weeks.
- Typing dashes in the SSN field. MiPLUS rejects the entry silently and can lock the page.
- Sending transcripts yourself. LARA only accepts transcripts sent directly from the school registrar.
- Skipping a juvenile or expunged record. Non-disclosure violates MCL 333.16174 regardless of the underlying offense.
- Uploading the wrong certificate. Swapping a CPR card for a trafficking certificate freezes the attestation page.
- Using old fingerprints. Prints from a prior employer never reach LARA; you must use the LARA Service Code.
- Forgetting Nursys verification. Endorsement files stall until the origin state replies.
- Listing only your highest school. LARA wants every nursing program, finished or not.
- Submitting before paying. An unpaid application sits in Pending Payment and never reaches review.
Each mistake adds 2 to 12 weeks of delay, and several can trigger a denial. Read every page twice before you click Submit.
Do’s and Don’ts
- Do start your fingerprint appointment the same day you start the application, so the prints reach LARA when the form does.
- Do match your name on every document — transcript, ID, marriage certificate, NCLEX registration — to your Social Security card name.
- Do keep PDF copies of every upload in a folder named by date, because MiPLUS does not let you re-download attachments.
- Do request Nursys verification before you file, since Nursys can take 2 to 4 weeks for paper states.
- Do disclose every conviction with a full court packet; honest disclosure plus rehabilitation evidence usually leads to approval.
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Do check MiPLUS twice a week, because deficiency letters are not emailed in detail and the 60-day clock starts on posting.
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Don’t type “NONE” in optional boxes; leave them blank instead, because some text triggers validation errors.
- Don’t pay the fee until every other section is green-checked, since refunds take 6 to 8 weeks under R 338.10309.
- Don’t use a school email address that may close after graduation, because LARA sends every notice there.
- Don’t ignore the implicit bias hour requirement; 1 hour fails the rule and forces a re-take.
- Don’t assume your NLC multistate license lets you work in Michigan; it does not, since Michigan is not a compact state.
- Don’t sign a different name than Field 2; the affidavit fails and the file is rejected.
Pros and Cons of Filing on Your Own vs. With Help
Most applicants file on their own through MiPLUS, but some hire a nurse licensing consultant or attorney, especially if they have criminal history or a foreign credential. Below is a balanced look.
Pros of filing on your own
- The application fee is the same either way, so you save the consultant fee, often \$300 to \$1,500.
- You learn the LARA system, which helps with renewal every 2 years.
- MiPLUS is well-designed and walks first-time filers through each page.
- Direct contact with LARA staff gives you faster status updates than going through a third party.
- You control the timeline; no waiting on a consultant’s schedule.
Cons of filing on your own
- Criminal history disclosures are technical and one wrong word can trigger a denial.
- Foreign credentials need a CGFNS evaluation that consultants understand better than first-time filers.
- A missed Nursys verification or training certificate can add 2 to 3 months you did not budget for.
- LARA staff cannot give legal advice, only procedural answers.
- The 60-day deficiency window is unforgiving if you travel or get sick.
A consultant or attorney makes sense when criminal history, prior license discipline, or foreign credentials are involved, and when delay would cost more in lost wages than the consultant fee.
FAQs
How much does the Michigan LPN application cost?
Yes — the application fee is \$54 under R 338.10309, plus \$62.50 for fingerprints and \$200 for the NCLEX-PN, for a total near \$316.50.
How long does LARA take to issue an LPN license?
Yes — clean Examination files take 10 to 15 business days after fingerprints clear, and Endorsement files take 4 to 6 weeks because of Nursys verification.
Can I work in Michigan on a multistate compact license?
No — Michigan is not a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact, so you must hold a Michigan-issued LPN license to practice here.
Do I write my maiden name or married name in Field 2?
Yes — write the name that appears on your current Social Security card; if it is the maiden name, use that, and upload the marriage certificate later.
Should I tick “Yes” on the criminal history page if my record was expunged?
Yes — under MCL 780.623(2)(c), LARA still sees expunged records, so disclose every conviction with court documents.
Can I leave the Middle Name box blank?
Yes — leave it blank if you have no middle name, because typing “NONE” creates a mismatch with SSA records.
Do I need a separate human trafficking course if my school covered it?
Yes — your school must issue a stand-alone certificate naming the topic, hours, and date for LARA to accept the coursework.
Can I use fingerprints I already submitted for a CNA license?
No — LARA requires a new Live Scan tied to the LPN Service Code; old prints sit in another agency’s file.
Is the Temporary Permit a real license?
No — it only rides on top of an Endorsement application and lasts up to 6 months under R 338.10301.
What if I miss the 60-day deficiency window?
No — your file is closed and you must restart, including a new fee, under R 338.10303.
Can internationally educated nurses skip CGFNS?
No — LARA will not accept a foreign transcript without a CGFNS Professional Report, even if the program was English-taught.
How long is the NCLEX Authorization to Test good for?
Yes — the ATT is valid for 90 days, and Pearson VUE schedules your seat within that window.
Do I have to disclose a juvenile adjudication on the criminal history page?
No — juvenile adjudications are not convictions, but tick Yes if the question specifically asks about juvenile findings.
Can I edit my application after I submit it?
No — once submitted, MiPLUS locks the file; email BPLHelp@michigan.gov for corrections, which adds 1 to 2 weeks.
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