The Michigan Waiver Statement is a document which is used to allow a person or business to be exempt from certain laws, regulations, or requirements that would otherwise apply to them. The waiver statement is typically issued by a government agency or court and is legally binding, meaning that once it is signed, the signer cannot later claim they did not understand or agree to the terms. It is important to note that the waiver does not remove all legal obligations from the signer, but only those listed in the waiver. There are two types of Michigan Waiver Statements: a general waiver and a specific waiver. A general waiver is used to exempt the signer from a broad range of laws, regulations, or requirements, while a specific waiver is used to exempt the signer from a single law, regulation, or requirement. Both types of waivers must be signed by the person or business seeking the exemption and must be reviewed by a court or government agency before they can take effect.