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The Detroit News Following a technology upgrade, Michigan residents can renew standard and enhanced driver's licenses and state identification cards online and at self-service stations, the&nbsp;Michigan Department of State said Tuesday.&nbsp;More than 10,000 residents have taken advantage of the new online services since the upgrade was completed last month, officials said.&nbsp;"We have launched a new, service-driven era of operations that provides customers many more ways to conveniently conduct their business with us," Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said in a statement Tuesday. "This is a major step forward as we continue to improve our service for all Michiganders."New online services include:New&nbsp;self-service station services include:The upgraded was completed March 16, and more than 6,000 people have&nbsp;renewed or replaced their driver's license or state ID at a self-service station while more than 5,300 people used the service online for enhanced driver's licenses or ID.There are 146 self-service stations in branch offices and other locations including some Meijer and Kroger grocery stores. More are planned, officials said.&nbsp;All of the stations accept credit cards. Some accept cash.Appointments for transactions that require a branch visit&nbsp;can be made up to six months in advance.&nbsp;Next-day appointments are released at 8 a.m. and noon each weekday for customers seeking a next-day appointment.&nbsp;Customers can access online services, find a self-service station or make&nbsp;branch office appointment at&nbsp;Michigan.gov/SOS.cwilliams@detroitnews.comTwitter:

The Detroit News Following a technology upgrade, Michigan residents can renew standard and enhanced driver's licenses and state identification cards online and at self-service stations, the&nbsp;Michigan Department of State said Tuesday.&nbsp;More than 10,000 residents have taken advantage of the new online services since the upgrade was completed last month, officials said.&nbsp;"We have launched a new, service-driven era of operations that provides customers many more ways to conveniently conduct their business with us," Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said in a statement Tuesday. "This...

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