Certification Of Records Or Attestation Of Exemplified Copies {MC 202}

Form MC 202 - CERTIFICATION OF RECORDS/ ATTESTATION OF EXEMPLIFIED COPIES. This form is used by Michigan courts is a legal document that certifies the authenticity of court records for official use, especially when they are to be used outside the state. This form is typically completed in judicial district, circuit, or probate courts and is used to affirm that the attached copies of records from a specific case are true and complete copies of the originals on file with the court. The clerk or register of the court, acting as the official custodian of records, attests to the accuracy and completeness of these copies. When the records are being sent out of state, the form must also be certified by a judge, who verifies that the clerk's attestation is properly executed and that the signature is genuine. Approved, SCAO. 28 USC 1738. www.FormsWorkflow.com