
Michigan Social Security Number Privacy Act
The Michigan Social Security Number Privacy Act (SSNPA), enacted as Public Act 454 of 2004 and codified at MCL 445.81 et seq., establishes comprehensive restrictions on how individuals, businesses, and

The Michigan Social Security Number Privacy Act (SSNPA), enacted as Public Act 454 of 2004 and codified at MCL 445.81 et seq., establishes comprehensive restrictions on how individuals, businesses, and
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