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Medical Cannabis Cards Available In 20 States
At MMJ.com, we proudly extend our services across various states in the USA, catering to both new and renewal MMJ card applicants. Our reach across multiple states signifies our commitment to providing accessible, reliable, and efficient medical marijuana services nationwide. Whether you’re applying for a new MMJ card or renewing your existing one, our streamlined process ensures a hassle-free experience. Explore the section below to discover the states we serve, reflecting our dedication to bringing quality MMJ services to a wide and diverse audience.
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Following your doctor’s recommendation, we’ll assist you with the state registry process. After paying the fee, await your official MMJ card in the mail.
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Why Medical Marijuana Card?
- 4 step process
- Higher Possession Limits
- Access to more dispensaries
- Supervision of a medical doctor
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Qualifying Medical Conditions Explorer
Here are some of the most common medical conditions, more are approved depending on your state.
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Chronic Pain
Many state programs include chronic or severe pain as a qualifying condition. Individuals with persistent discomfort from injury, surgery, or nerve damage may be eligible for medical cannabis.
Anxiety Disorders
Generalized anxiety and panic disorders often appear on state lists. Patients diagnosed with anxiety may qualify for regulated cannabis access.
Post‑Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
PTSD is recognized by many medical marijuana programs. Those with a valid PTSD diagnosis can apply for an MMJ card online.
Multiple Sclerosis & Spasticity
Involuntary muscle stiffness and spasms linked to multiple sclerosis are common qualifying criteria in most states.
Seizure Disorders (Epilepsy)
Epilepsy and other seizure disorders appear on many state statutes. A documented seizure history may make you eligible.
Arthritis & Autoimmune Conditions
Rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, and related autoimmune diseases are frequently listed as qualifying conditions.
Cancer‑Related Symptoms
Cancer diagnoses, as well as treatment‑related side effects, often qualify patients for medical cannabis programs.
HIV/AIDS & Cachexia
HIV/AIDS and associated weight‑loss syndromes (cachexia) are recognized in most programs for cannabis access.
Glaucoma
Elevated intraocular pressure (glaucoma) is included in several states’ qualifying condition rosters.
Crohn’s Disease & Other IBD
Inflammatory bowel diseases, like Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis, frequently make the list of eligible conditions.
Tourette Syndrome & Movement Disorders
Tourette syndrome and certain movement disorders are recognized by many state programs.
Migraines & Severe Headaches
Recurrent migraines and other debilitating headache disorders are commonly approved conditions.
Sleep Disorders (Insomnia)
Chronic insomnia and other sleep disorders often qualify patients for medical cannabis access.
Nausea & Appetite Loss
Severe nausea—often linked to chemotherapy or other treatments—and appetite loss are recognized qualifying conditions.
Spinal Cord Injury & Paralysis
Spinal cord injuries resulting in paralysis or significant mobility issues are included in many state lists.
Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease and similar neurodegenerative conditions often qualify for medical cannabis programs.
ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is specifically named in numerous state statutes as a qualifying condition.
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Certain autism spectrum diagnoses are recognized by some programs, allowing access to regulated cannabis products.
Severe Muscle Spasms
Involuntary muscle spasms not tied to MS, such as those from spinal injuries, are often included.
Chronic Neuropathic Pain
Nerve‑related pain—such as diabetic neuropathy or post‑herpetic neuralgia—is commonly approved under many state programs.
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Arizona Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians who hold an active Arizona medical license (MD, DO, ND, MD(H), or DO(H)) and are registered with the ADHS Medical Marijuana Program can legally certify patients for medical marijuana. They must complete the ADHS-approved Medical Marijuana Training Program before registering.
Eligibility Requirements
- Arizona Medical License: Active and unrestricted license from the Arizona Medical Board.
- ADHS Registration: Register as a certifying physician via the ADHS Individual Licensing Portal (create account, submit license and certification form).
- Training Completion: Complete the mandatory ADHS Medical Marijuana Training Program (5-hour course via the MLMS).
Certification Form Requirements
Physicians must use the official ADHS Medical Marijuana Physician Certification Form, which requires:
- An in-person physical exam within the last 90 days.
- Review of the patient’s medical history and Arizona PMP database.
- Explanation of risks, benefits, and potential side effects.
- Signature and date on the written certification.
How to Apply & Renew
- Create an account on the ADHS Individual Licensing Portal and submit your application with proof of license and training completion.
- Renew your registration through the portal every two years, attesting to ongoing training completion.
Arkansas Medical Marijuana Doctors
Any physician (MD or DO) licensed in Arkansas with a current, unrestricted license and a valid DEA registration may complete the Medical Marijuana Physician Written Certification Form to certify patients for medical marijuana. There is no additional medical marijuana–specific training required by state law. The certification form is valid for 30 days from issuance and must be submitted to the Arkansas Department of Health within that period.
Eligibility Requirements
- Arkansas Medical License (MD or DO): Active, unrestricted license to practice in Arkansas.
- DEA Registration: Current registration on file with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
- Physician–Patient Relationship: Must have conducted an in-person assessment and maintain a bona fide relationship.
Certification Form Details
Physicians must use the official Medical Marijuana Physician Written Certification Form provided by ADH. The form requires:
- Confirmation of completed patient assessment and qualifying conditions.
- Entry of physician information, including license number and DEA number.
- Signature and date; indication if patient is disabled or a minor (caregiver designation required for minors).
- Expiration date no later than 30 days from issuance.
License Renewal & Continuing Education
Physicians must maintain Arkansas medical licensure by completing 50 hours of CME each year, with at least 1 hour in prescribing controlled substances. CME compliance is required to remain in good standing and eligible to sign medical marijuana certifications.
Ohio Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians who hold a Certificate to Recommend (CTR) from the State Medical Board of Ohio can legally recommend medical cannabis to qualifying patients. It’s issued under House Bill 523 and Ohio Administrative Code 4731-32.
Eligibility Requirements
- MD or DO license: Active, unrestricted license from the State Medical Board of Ohio.
- DEA registration: Current registration with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
Required Continuing Education
Each CTR holder must complete at least 2 hours of CME on medical marijuana every year. Courses must be approved by the Ohio State Medical Association (OSMA) or Ohio Osteopathic Association (OOA), covering qualifying conditions, phytocannabinoid pharmacology, dosing & delivery methods, and risk assessment.
How to Apply & Renew
- Submit your CTR application (including proof of CME and DEA registration) via the State Medical Board’s online portal.
- CTRs renew automatically when your medical license is renewed—just attest you’ve completed the required CME.
Florida Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians licensed in Florida under Chapter 458, F.S. (MD) or Chapter 459, F.S. (DO) and who complete an approved 2-hour CME course and examination may certify patients for medical marijuana. Physicians must self-register and enter their certifications in the Medical Marijuana Use Registry.
Eligibility Requirements
- Florida MD/DO License: Active, unrestricted license under Chapter 458 or 459, Florida Statutes.
- Registry Enrollment: Registered as a qualified physician in the Medical Marijuana Use Registry.
- DEA Registration: Active DEA controlled-substance registration.
Required Continuing Education
Physicians must complete an approved 2-hour CME course and pass the exam provided by the Florida Medical Association or Florida Osteopathic Medical Association before initial certification and each biennial license renewal.
Certification & Renewal Process
- Conduct an in-person physical exam before issuing an initial certification; telehealth exams are allowed for renewals as of July 1, 2023.
- Report CME credits and renew certification in the registry prior to license renewal.
Connecticut Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians, physician assistants, or advanced practice registered nurses who possess an active Connecticut medical license issued by the Department of Public Health, an active controlled substance registration from the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, an active DEA controlled substance registration designated for Connecticut, and who are registered with and review patient histories in the Connecticut Prescription Monitoring Program can certify patients for medical marijuana. They must also maintain a bona fide patient relationship—completing a reasonable assessment, diagnosing a qualifying condition, determining that benefits outweigh risks, and explaining risks/benefits to the patient or guardian. Effective June 13, 2023, telehealth certifications are permitted under Public Act No. 23-52, Sec. 21a-408c.
Eligibility Requirements
- Connecticut medical license: Active, unrestricted license from the CT Department of Public Health.
- CT DCP controlled substance registration: Active registration not subject to limitation.
- DEA controlled substance registration: Active, designated for Connecticut, not subject to limitation.
- Prescription Monitoring Program registration: Registered with and reviews patient history in the Connecticut PMP.
- Bona fide patient relationship: Ongoing responsibility for assessment, care, diagnosis of a debilitating condition, prescribing decisions, and risk/benefit discussion.
How to Register & Renew
- Create a BizNet account via the DCP Medical Marijuana Program Online Application using your DEA number and the last four digits of your SSN.
- Once registered, submit electronic certifications for qualifying patients; maintain licensure, registrations, and patient relationship to renew—no additional training required.
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Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians who hold a participating practitioner registration with the Pennsylvania Department of Health can legally certify patients for medical marijuana. They must have a valid Pennsylvania medical license, complete approved training, and register in the state’s Physician Registry.
Eligibility Requirements
- MD or DO License: Active, unrestricted license from the Pennsylvania Department of State.
- Physician Registry Profile: Registered in the PA Medical Marijuana Physician Registry.
- Approved Training: Completion of the 4-hour Department of Health–approved medical marijuana training.
Required Continuing Education
Physicians must meet Pennsylvania’s license renewal CME requirements: 100 hours every two years, including at least 2 hours in controlled substances if certifying medical marijuana.
How to Apply & Renew
- Create a profile in the Physician Registry.
- Complete the 4-hour training when prompted (providers include PCOM, St. Joseph’s University, TheAnswerPage, etc.).
- Receive email confirmation of approval to certify patients (can take up to 2 months). Renewal happens automatically with license renewal.
Georgia Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians who hold an active MD or DO license with the Georgia Composite Medical Board and are registered in the Georgia Low THC Oil Registry can legally certify patients for Low THC Oil as permitted under OCGA §31-2A. They must maintain a bona fide physician–patient relationship, complete the required registry training, and use the official certification forms to enter patient information into the registry.
Eligibility Requirements
- Active Georgia MD/DO License: Unrestricted physician license issued by the Georgia Composite Medical Board.
- Registry Registration: Valid account in the Georgia Low THC Oil Registry via the Georgia DPH portal.
- Bona Fide Physician–Patient Relationship: Documented medical assessment, diagnosis of a qualifying condition, and ongoing care.
Required Training
Physicians must complete the Low THC Oil Registry training module and review the registry user guide before certifying patients.
Certification Process
- Register or log in to the Low THC Oil Registry.
- Fill out and submit the official waiver and certification forms, entering patient and caregiver details and uploading ID documents.
- Retain copies of the waiver and certification in the patient’s medical record as required by DPH.
Renewal & Continuing Education
No additional marijuana-specific CME is mandated by Georgia law, but physicians must fulfill their biennial CME requirements to maintain licensure.
Illinois Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians (MDs and DOs), advanced practice registered nurses (APRN-FPA, APN), and physician assistants (PA) who hold an active Illinois license and controlled-substances registration—and who have registered as Health Care Professionals in IDPH’s Medical Cannabis Patient Program portal—may certify patients for medical cannabis.
Eligibility Requirements
- IL Healthcare License: Active, unrestricted MD or DO license issued by IDFPR; or APRN-FPA, APN, or PA license.
- Controlled Substances License: Valid Illinois controlled-substances license under Article III of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act.
- Program Registration: Registered in the Medical Cannabis HCP portal via iLogin (Okta) with your IL license and controlled-substances license details.
Training & Certification
Providers must complete the required online training modules and exam within the HCP portal before issuing certifications. Certifications for adult patients are valid for 90 days from the date of the in-person examination.
How to Apply & Renew
- Access the HCP Registration portal and complete the registration.
- Use the portal dashboard to create, amend, or revoke patient certifications electronically.
- Renew your HCP portal registration and controlled-substances license per your professional licensure renewal cycle.
Iowa Medical Marijuana Doctors
Any state-licensed healthcare practitioner—including MDs, DOs, Physician Assistants (PAs), Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNPs), and Podiatrists (DPMs)—may certify patients under Iowa’s Medical Cannabidiol Program by completing the Health Care Practitioner Certification Form provided by the Iowa Department of Public Health.
Eligibility Requirements
- Healthcare License: Active, unrestricted Iowa license as an MD, DO, PA, ARNP, or DPM.
- In-Person Assessment: A bona fide patient–practitioner relationship & in-person exam is required; telemedicine is not permitted for initial certification.
Required Continuing Education
No additional state-mandated CME is required to certify patients, though IDPH offers optional CME courses on medical cannabis best practices.
How to Apply & Renew
- Download and complete the Health Care Practitioner Certification Form.
- Provide the completed form with each patient’s application to the Medical Cannabidiol Program.
- Issue a new completed form annually to renew a patient’s certification.
Louisiana Medical Marijuana Doctors
Authorized clinicians—including physicians (MDs and DOs), nurse practitioners with prescriptive authority, and medical psychologists—licensed in Louisiana and in good standing with their respective licensing boards may recommend medical marijuana under La. R.S. 40:1046. They must establish a bona fide clinician–patient relationship and conduct an in-person examination.
Eligibility Requirements
- Authorized Clinician License: Active, unrestricted license from the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners (for MDs/DOs/psychologists) or Louisiana State Board of Nursing (for NPs).
- Bona Fide Relationship & In-Person Exam: Required to establish patient eligibility and conduct the initial evaluation.
Certification Process
- Complete the LDH Medical Marijuana Recommendation Form during an in-person visit, documenting patient details, qualifying condition, clinician signature, and date.
- Submit the signed form directly to a licensed medical marijuana retailer; the state does not maintain a central practitioner registry.
Renewal & Continuing Education
No state-mandated medical marijuana–specific continuing education is required; clinicians must simply maintain their professional licensure and complete any CME required by their licensing board.
Maryland Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only certifying providers—physicians and physician assistants—registered with the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC) may issue written certifications for medical cannabis. They must hold the appropriate state license, maintain a Controlled Dangerous Substances registration, and complete MMCC provider registration.
Eligibility Requirements
- Physician License (MD/DO): Active, unrestricted license under Title 14 of the Health Occupations Article, Md. Code.
- Physician Assistant (PA): Active PA license under Title 15 with a delegation agreement to a supervising certifying provider.
- Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) Registration: Current CDS registration from Maryland’s Office of Controlled Substances Administration.
- MMCC Provider Registration: Registered as a certifying provider via the MCA OneStop Portal (Complete and submit the online application; verify your email; retain your MMCC Provider ID).
Certification Process
- Log into the MMCC Provider Registry (OneStop Portal) using your verified email and credentials to issue written certifications to qualifying patients.
- Ensure each certification includes the required patient details, qualifying condition, your license/CDS numbers, and signature.
Renewal & Continuing Requirements
No cannabis-specific CME is mandated by Maryland law; providers must maintain their professional licensure and CDS registration per standard renewal cycles. Written certifications expire after one year and require a new in-person assessment for renewal.
Michigan Medical Marijuana Doctors
Any Medical Doctor (MD), Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (DO), or Expedited Medical Compact (EMC) physician licensed by the State of Michigan may certify qualifying patients for medical marijuana under the Michigan Medical Marihuana Program. Physicians must hold an active Michigan medical license, maintain a bona fide physician–patient relationship with an in-person evaluation within the last six months, and register as a certifying provider via the MMMP secure online portal or by submitting the MMMP Physician Certification Form.
Eligibility Requirements
- Licensure: Active, unrestricted Michigan MD or DO license, or valid Expedited Medical Compact license.
- Bona Fide Relationship & Evaluation: In-person assessment and ongoing care; certification must document evaluation within the last six months.
- Provider Registration: Registered as a certifying provider via the MMMP secure portal (michigan.gov/mmp) or by uploading a completed Physician Certification Form.
Certification Process
- Create an MMMP online provider account to certify patients or upload certification forms.
- Certify patients electronically or via uploaded forms; physicians receive email notifications and have 15 days to complete certifications.
Minnesota Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only Minnesota-licensed physicians (MDs and DOs), physician assistants (PAs), and advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) who have registered with the Medical Cannabis Registry may certify patients for medical cannabis. Registration requires completing the Health Care Practitioner Registration Form and providing your medical license number, DEA number, and primary clinic address.
Eligibility Requirements
- Healthcare License: Active, unrestricted Minnesota license as an MD, DO, PA, or APRN.
- DEA Registration: Current DEA controlled-substances registration.
- Registry Enrollment: Registered user in the Medical Cannabis Registry via the Medical Cannabis Registry portal.
Certification Process
- Conduct an in-person examination and assessment to confirm a qualifying condition and develop a treatment plan.
- Log in to the Medical Cannabis Registry, select “Certify Patient,” and enter patient details, qualifying condition(s), and after-visit summary.
- Report serious adverse events or patient deaths to the Office of Cannabis Management within required timelines.
Renewal & Continuing Requirements
No cannabis-specific CME is mandated by Minnesota law, but practitioners must maintain their professional licensure and DEA registration under their regular renewal cycles. Patients require recertification annually and full re-enrollment every three years.
Missouri Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians (MDs and DOs) and nurse practitioners (NPs) licensed and in good standing with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services may certify patients for medical marijuana. Providers must register for a “Physician Registration” application in the DHSS online registry portal before submitting “Electronic Physician Certification Forms,” which must be completed and submitted electronically within thirty (30) days of the provider’s signature.
Eligibility Requirements
- Missouri MD/DO/NP License: Active, unrestricted license with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
- Provider Registration: Completion of the “Physician Registration” application in the DHSS online registry portal.
Certification Process
- Register for an account and submit the “Physician Registration” application via the DHSS portal (mo-public.mycomplia.com).
- Submit completed Electronic Physician Certification Forms for qualifying patients through the portal.
- Ensure each form includes patient details, qualifying condition, provider attestation, handwritten signature, and date.
- If certifying for more than six (6) ounces per 30-day period, include justification and the specific higher amount on the form.
Renewal & Continuing Requirements
No marijuana-specific continuing education is required; providers simply maintain their professional licensure under standard renewal cycles.
New Jersey Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only healthcare providers—MDs, DOs, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners—who hold an active, unrestricted license from the New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners, possess an unlimited Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) registration from the Division of Consumer Affairs, and maintain an active physical practice in New Jersey may certify patients in the state’s Medicinal Cannabis Program. They must also register with the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission’s Medicinal Cannabis Program portal and maintain a bona fide provider–patient relationship.
Eligibility Requirements
- NJ Medical License: Active, unrestricted MD, DO, PA, or NP license issued by the New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners.
- CDS Registration: Unlimited Controlled Dangerous Substances registration from the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs.
- Program Registration: Registered as a provider in the NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission’s Medicinal Cannabis Program portal.
- Bona Fide Relationship: Established provider–patient relationship with ongoing assessment and treatment responsibility.
Certification Process
- Create an account and complete provider enrollment in the Medicinal Cannabis Program portal.
- Use the portal to issue electronic certifications, including patient details, qualifying condition, and provider attestation.
New York Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only licensed New York practitioners—including physicians (MD/DO), nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dentists, podiatrists, and midwives—who hold an active controlled-substances prescribing registration and have completed an OCM-approved educational course may certify patients for medical cannabis. They must register in the Medical Cannabis Data Management System (MCDMS) within the Health Commerce System and consult the Prescription Monitoring Program before issuing certifications.
Eligibility Requirements
- Professional License: Active, unrestricted New York license in one of the qualifying professions (MD, DO, NP, PA, DDS, DPM, CNM, etc.).
- DEA Registration: Current DEA controlled-substances registration valid for New York practice.
- OCM-Approved Training: Completion of at least a 2-hour approved medical cannabis course before certifying patients.
Certification Process
- Register as a provider in MCDMS via the Health Commerce System portal.
- Use MCDMS to certify qualifying patients electronically, ensuring you review the Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) registry before each certification.
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians licensed and in good standing with the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision (MD), the Oklahoma Board of Osteopathic Examiners (DO), or the Oklahoma Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners (DPM) may recommend medical marijuana under the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA). They must establish a bona fide physician–patient relationship, adhere to accepted medical standards, and may not operate from the same physical address as an OMMA-licensed dispensary. Registration on OMMA’s voluntary Registered Physicians list is optional and not required to sign patient recommendation forms.
Eligibility Requirements
- Oklahoma Medical License: Active, unrestricted license as an MD, DO, or DPM.
- Bona Fide Patient Relationship: Documented medical record and ongoing care.
- Standard of Care: Recommendations must follow accepted standards a prudent physician would use for any medication.
- Dispensary Prohibition: Physicians cannot practice at the same physical address as a dispensary.
Training Requirements
No state-mandated medical marijuana training is required; physicians follow accepted medical standards when recommending any medication.
How to Apply & Renew
- To appear on OMMA’s public Registered Physicians list, complete and submit the Registration form (PDF) available on the OMMA website.
- Maintain your professional licensure and standing with the appropriate licensing board through its normal renewal cycle.
Texas Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians licensed in Texas under Chapters 151 and 157 of the Texas Occupations Code—holding an active, unrestricted MD or DO license, current DEA registration, and proof of board certification in a relevant specialty—who complete the DPS Compassionate Use Program (CUP) physician registration and enroll in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) may prescribe low-THC cannabis under Senate Bill 339.
Eligibility Requirements
- Texas MD/DO License: Active, unrestricted license from the Texas Medical Board.
- DEA Registration: Current DEA controlled-substances registration.
- Board Certification: Certification by an American Board of Medical Specialties member board or the Bureau of Osteopathic Specialists in a condition-relevant specialty.
- CURT Registration: Registered prescribing physician in the DPS Compassionate Use Registry of Texas via the CURT portal.
Application & Training
- Complete the online DPS CUP Physician Registration—upload license and board certification documents and attest to program rules.
- Review any DPS-provided training materials as part of the registration process.
Vermont Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only health care professionals registered with the Vermont Cannabis Control Board’s Medical Cannabis Program and holding one of the following licenses may complete the Health Care Professional Verification Form required for patient applications: an MD or DO under 26 V.S.A. Chapters 23 or 33; a naturopathic physician under Chapter 81; a physician assistant under Chapter 31; or an advanced practice registered nurse under Chapter 28 (or an equivalent license from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, or New York).
Eligibility Requirements
- Professional License: Active, unrestricted MD/DO, ND, PA, or APRN license in Vermont or substantially equivalent out-of-state license.
- Bona Fide Patient Relationship: Treating or consulting relationship of at least three months’ duration—including a full assessment of the patient’s medical history and a personal physical examination. Exceptions apply for terminal diagnoses, hospice care, recent relocations, referrals, renewals within three months, or sudden-onset conditions.
- Verification Timeliness: Form must be completed and signed within the last six months.
Certification Process
- Fill out the Health Care Professional Verification Form with patient details, qualifying condition, license information, and signature.
- Ensure all sections—patient info, diagnosis checklist, and relationship criteria—are fully completed.
- Submit the signed form with the patient’s application to the Cannabis Control Board via mail, fax, or email.
Virginia Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only practitioners of medicine or osteopathy (MD/DO), physician assistants, and advanced practice registered nurses jointly licensed by the Boards of Medicine and Nursing who are registered in the Medical Cannabis Data Management System may issue written certifications for medical cannabis in Virginia. Practitioners must create an account in the medical cannabis patient portal to access the digital written certification form.
Eligibility Requirements
- MD / DO License: Active, unrestricted license issued by the Virginia Board of Medicine.
- Physician Assistant License: Active license under the Board of Medicine.
- APRN License: Advanced practice registered nurse jointly licensed by the Boards of Medicine and Nursing.
Certification Process
- Log in to the patient portal at patients.va.biotr.ac to complete a digital written certification.
- Ensure each certification includes patient’s full legal name, proof of Virginia residency, practitioner license number, and, if applicable, parent/legal guardian or registered agent information.
- To issue manual written certifications, email medicalcannabis@cca.virginia.gov with your full legal name and license number.
Renewal & Continuing Requirements
No specific medical cannabis continuing education is mandated; practitioners must maintain their professional licensure and registrations as required by their licensing boards.
West Virginia Medical Marijuana Doctors
Only physicians (MDs and DOs) licensed to practice medicine in West Virginia and registered with the Office of Medical Cannabis may recommend medical cannabis under the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Act. They must complete the mandatory four-hour training course provided by TheAnswerPage (awarding 5 CME/CE credits) and submit an online application to the Bureau for Public Health, Office of Medical Cannabis. They must hold a valid, unexpired, unrevoked, and unsuspended West Virginia medical license.
Eligibility Requirements
- WV Medical License: Active, unrestricted license to practice medicine in West Virginia.
- OCM Training Course: Completion of the four-hour OMC-approved medical cannabis course (TheAnswerPage) awarding 5 CME/CE credits.
- Physician Registration: Submission of an online registration application to the Bureau for Public Health, Office of Medical Cannabis and inclusion in the Physician Registry.
- No Disciplinary Actions: License must remain unexpired, unrevoked, and unsuspended; subject to annual review.
Certification Process
- Complete the four-hour training course through TheAnswerPage.
- Submit your application via the OMC Physician Registration portal.
- Once approved, issue patient certifications electronically in compliance with WV Code.
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Arizona Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Arizona medical marijuana card is a straightforward process. To ensure continuous access to medical cannabis, patients must renew their medical cards annually through the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS).
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Arizona medical marijuana card must be within 90 days of expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from an ADHS-registered physician following an evaluation within the past 90 days.
Residency Proof: Provide valid Arizona residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying physician will need to:
Conduct an updated medical examination (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Review your medical history and the Arizona Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) database.
Explain the benefits, risks, and potential side effects of medical cannabis.
Complete, sign, and date the official ADHS Medical Marijuana Physician Certification Form.
How to Renew Your Card
Visit the ADHS Individual Licensing Portal and log into your existing account.
Upload your new physician certification, updated identification, and complete the renewal application.
Pay the state renewal fee online.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the applicable state fee charged by ADHS.
For detailed renewal information, please visit our dedicated Arizona Medical Card Renewal Page.
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Arkansas Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Arkansas medical marijuana card ensures uninterrupted access to your medication. Arkansas medical marijuana cards require renewal annually through the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH).
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Arkansas medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
New Physician Certification: Obtain an updated certification from a licensed Arkansas physician within 30 days prior to your renewal.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Arkansas residency documentation, such as an Arkansas-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying physician must:
Perform a current medical evaluation (in-person or telehealth permitted) within 30 days before renewal.
Review and document your current qualifying medical condition and ongoing treatment plan.
Complete, sign, and submit the official ADH Physician Certification Form electronically through the ADH portal.
How to Renew Your Card
Log into your account on the Arkansas Department of Health Portal.
Upload your updated physician certification and updated identification.
Complete your renewal application and submit the required renewal fee electronically.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the Arkansas state renewal fee.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Arkansas Medical Card Renewal Page.
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Ohio Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Ohio medical marijuana card is essential for maintaining uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program (OMMCP) requires annual renewal of patient registrations.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Ohio medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Recommendation: Obtain a new recommendation from a physician certified by the State Medical Board of Ohio.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Ohio residency documentation, such as an Ohio-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying physician must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated recommendation to the Ohio Medical Marijuana Registry.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified physician to obtain a new recommendation.
Log into your account on the Ohio Medical Marijuana Registry.
Click on the “Renew Card” option and follow the prompts.
Confirm your information and complete the renewal process.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the applicable state fee.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Ohio Medical Card Renewal Page.
Florida Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Florida medical marijuana card is essential to maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Florida Department of Health’s Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) requires patients to renew their Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR) identification cards annually.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Florida medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a qualified physician registered with the OMMU.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Florida residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying physician must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 210 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the OMMU.
How to Renew Your Card
Log into your account on the Medical Marijuana Use Registry.
Navigate to the “YOUR CARD” section and select “BEGIN RENEWAL” to start your application.
Verify and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online or by mail.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the Florida state renewal fee of $75.00.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Florida Medical Card Renewal Page.
Connecticut Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Connecticut medical marijuana card is essential for uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) requires annual renewal of patient registrations.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Connecticut medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a Connecticut-licensed physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Connecticut residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the Connecticut Medical Marijuana Program.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
Log into your account on the Connecticut Medical Marijuana Registration Portal.
Upload your updated physician certification and updated identification.
Complete your renewal application and submit the required information electronically.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Connecticut state renewal fee: $0
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Connecticut Medical Card Renewal Page.
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Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Pennsylvania medical marijuana card is essential to maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Pennsylvania Department of Health requires annual renewal of patient registrations.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Pennsylvania medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a physician approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Pennsylvania residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying physician must:
Conduct a medical evaluation via telehealth within 60 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program.
How to Renew Your Card
Log into your account on the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Registry.
Navigate to the “YOUR CARD” section and select “BEGIN RENEWAL” to start your application.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online or by mail.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the Pennsylvania state renewal fee of $50.00.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Pennsylvania Medical Card Renewal Page.
Georgia Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Georgia medical marijuana card ensures continued legal access to low-THC oil for qualifying medical conditions. The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) oversees the Low THC Oil Registry, and patients must renew their cards every two years.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Georgia medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a physician registered with the Georgia Composite Medical Board.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Georgia residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying physician must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the Georgia DPH.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified physician to obtain a new recommendation.
Log into your account on the Georgia Low THC Oil Registry.
Click on the “Renew Card” option and follow the prompts.
Confirm your information and complete the renewal process.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the Georgia state renewal fee of $25.00.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Georgia Medical Card Renewal Page.
Illinois Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Illinois medical marijuana card is essential to maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) requires patients to renew their Medical Cannabis Patient Program (MCPP) registration periodically, depending on the term selected during the initial application.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Illinois medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare professional registered with the IDPH, if required.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Illinois residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Schedule the appointment, your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal, if a new certification is required.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the IDPH.
How to Renew Your Card
Log into your account on the Illinois Cannabis Tracking System.
Navigate to the “Renew Application” section and select “Begin Renewal” to start your application.
Verify and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the Illinois state renewal fee, which varies depending on the term selected:
1-year: $50
2-year: $100
3-year: $125
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Illinois Medical Card Renewal Page.
Iowa Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Iowa medical marijuana card is essential to maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) requires patients to renew their Medical Cannabidiol (MCBD) registration cards annually.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Iowa medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare practitioner licensed in Iowa, such as a physician, physician assistant, advanced practice registered nurse, or podiatrist.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Iowa residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Complete and sign the Healthcare Practitioner Certification Form.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
Log into your account on the Iowa Medical Cannabidiol Registration Portal.
Upload your updated physician certification and updated identification.
Complete your renewal application and submit the required information electronically.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Iowa state renewal fee: $100.
Reduced fee: $25 for patients participating in programs like Medicaid, SSI, SSDI, or Hawk-I.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Iowa Medical Card Renewal Page.
Louisiana Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Louisiana medical marijuana certification is essential to maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Louisiana Department of Health requires patients to renew their medical marijuana recommendations annually.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Certification: Your Louisiana medical marijuana recommendation must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Recommendation: Obtain a new recommendation from a physician licensed by and in good standing with the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Louisiana residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying physician must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated recommendation to your designated medical marijuana pharmacy.
How to Renew Your Certification
Schedule an appointment with a certified physician to obtain a new recommendation.
The physician will submit your updated recommendation directly to your chosen medical marijuana pharmacy.
Once processed, you can purchase medical cannabis products using a valid photo ID.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Louisiana state renewal fee: $0 (no state-issued medical marijuana cards or fees).
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Louisiana Medical Certification Renewal Page.
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Maryland Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Maryland medical marijuana card is essential to maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Maryland Cannabis Administration (MCA) requires patients to renew their Medical Cannabis Patient Program (MCPP) registration every six years.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Maryland medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare provider registered with the MCA.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Maryland residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the MCA.
How to Renew Your Card
Log into your account on the Maryland OneStop Portal.
Navigate to the “My Dashboard” section and select your MCA Patient ID number.
Click on the “Actions” button and select “Renewal Form” from the drop-down menu.
Review and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99 plus the Maryland state renewal fee of $25.00.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Maryland Medical Card Renewal Page.
Michigan Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Michigan medical marijuana card is essential to maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Michigan Medical Marijuana Program (MMMP) requires patients to renew their registry identification cards every two years.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Michigan medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare provider licensed in Michigan.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Michigan residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 6 months before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Complete and sign the Physician Certification Form.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
Log into your account on the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program Portal.
Upload your updated physician certification and updated identification.
Complete your renewal application and submit the required information electronically.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Michigan state renewal fee: $40.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Michigan Medical Card Renewal Page.
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Minnesota Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your enrollment in Minnesota’s Medical Cannabis Program ensures continued access to medical cannabis. The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management requires patients to re-enroll every three years.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Enrollment: Your enrollment in the Minnesota Medical Cannabis Program must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Healthcare Provider Certification: Obtain a new certification from a Minnesota-licensed physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Minnesota residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 90 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the Minnesota Medical Cannabis Registry.
How to Renew Your Enrollment
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
After certification, you will receive an email from the Office of Cannabis Management with a link to complete your re-enrollment.
Log into your account on the Minnesota Medical Cannabis Registry and complete your re-enrollment application.
Upload any required documents, such as proof of residency.
Submit your application for review.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Minnesota state renewal fee: $0
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Minnesota Medical Card Renewal Page.
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Missouri Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Missouri medical marijuana card ensures uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) requires patients to renew their medical marijuana cards every three years.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Missouri medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare provider licensed in Missouri.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Missouri residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 30 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the DHSS.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
Log into your account on the Missouri Medical Marijuana Program Portal.
Navigate to the “License Dashboard” and select your patient license.
Click on the “Actions” button and select “Renew Application” from the drop-down menu.
Review and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Missouri state renewal fee: $25.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Missouri Medical Card Renewal Page.
New Jersey Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your New Jersey medical marijuana card ensures uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The New Jersey Medicinal Cannabis Program (NJMCP) requires patients to renew their medical marijuana cards every two years, with an annual physician certification.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your New Jersey medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare provider registered with the NJMCP.
Residency Verification: Provide valid New Jersey residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 12 months before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the NJMCP.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
Log into your account on the New Jersey Medicinal Cannabis Program Portal.
Navigate to the “Patient” section and select “ID Card Renewal.”
Review and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
New Jersey state renewal fee: $0 for digital card; $10 for physical card.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated New Jersey Medical Card Renewal Page.
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New York Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your New York medical marijuana certification ensures uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The New York State Office of Cannabis Management requires patients to renew their medical marijuana certifications annually.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Certification: Your New York medical marijuana certification must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Healthcare Provider Certification: Obtain a new certification from a New York-licensed healthcare provider registered with the state’s Medical Cannabis Program.
Residency Verification: Provide valid New York residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 30 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the New York State Medical Cannabis Program.
How to Renew Your Certification
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
- That is all that is required! The doctor will email you the new medical cannabis certification form (card) and you can use it immediately.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
New York state renewal fee: $0.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated New York Medical Card Renewal Page.
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Oklahoma medical marijuana card ensures uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) requires patients to renew their medical marijuana cards every two years.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Oklahoma medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare provider licensed in Oklahoma.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Oklahoma residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 30 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the OMMA.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification form.
Log into your account on the OMMA Portal.
Navigate to the “License Dashboard” and select your patient license.
Click on the “Actions” button and select “Renew Application” from the drop-down menu.
Review and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Oklahoma state renewal fee: $100.
Reduced fee: $20 for Medicaid (SoonerCare), Medicare enrollees, or 100% disabled veterans.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Oklahoma Medical Card Renewal Page.
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Texas Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Texas medical marijuana prescription ensures uninterrupted access to low-THC cannabis under the state’s Compassionate Use Program (CUP). Unlike many states, Texas does not issue physical medical marijuana cards; instead, patient information is maintained in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT).
Eligibility Requirements
Current Prescription: Your existing low-THC cannabis prescription must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Qualifying Medical Condition: You must have a qualifying medical condition as defined by the Texas CUP.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Texas residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) to assess your current health status.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated prescription to the CURT system.
How to Renew Your Prescription
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider registered with the Texas CUP.
During the consultation, the provider will evaluate your condition and, if appropriate, issue a new prescription.
The provider will enter the updated prescription into the CURT system.
Once your information is updated in CURT, you can obtain your low-THC cannabis from any licensed Texas dispensary by presenting a valid ID.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Texas state renewal fee: $0 (there is no state fee for renewing your medical marijuana prescription).
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Texas Medical Marijuana Prescription Renewal Page.
Vermont Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Vermont medical marijuana card ensures uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The Vermont Cannabis Control Board (CCB) requires patients to renew their medical marijuana cards annually.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your Vermont medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Healthcare Provider Certification: Obtain a new certification from a Vermont-licensed healthcare provider.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Vermont residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 30 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the CCB.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
Log into your account on the Vermont Medical Cannabis Program Portal.
Navigate to the “Patient” section and select “Renew Application.”
Review and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Vermont state renewal fee: $50.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Vermont Medical Card Renewal Page.
Virginia Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your Virginia medical marijuana certification ensures uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. As of July 1, 2022, patients are no longer required to register with the state to obtain medical cannabis; however, an annual renewal of your written certification from a registered practitioner is mandatory.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Certification: Your existing medical marijuana certification must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Qualifying Medical Condition: You must have a medical condition that may benefit from the use of cannabis products.
Residency Verification: Provide valid Virginia residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 30 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Issue a new written certification for medical cannabis use.
How to Renew Your Certification
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
During the consultation, the provider will evaluate your condition and, if appropriate, issue a new written certification.
Use the updated certification to continue purchasing medical cannabis at licensed dispensaries in Virginia.
Optional Registration for a Medical Marijuana Card
While not required, patients may choose to register with the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority (CCA) to receive a digital medical marijuana card. This card can serve as an additional form of identification at dispensaries.
To register:
Log into your account on the Virginia Medical Cannabis Patient Portal.
Complete the registration application, providing your written certification, proof of residency, and a valid ID.
Pay the registration fee online.
Once approved, download your digital medical marijuana card from your profile.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
Virginia state registration fee (optional): $50 for patients; $25 for parents/legal guardians and registered agents.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated Virginia Medical Card Renewal Page.
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West Virginia Medical Marijuana Card Renewal
Renewing your West Virginia medical marijuana card ensures uninterrupted access to medical cannabis. The West Virginia Office of Medical Cannabis (OMC) requires patients to renew their medical marijuana cards annually.
Eligibility Requirements
Current Medical Card: Your West Virginia medical marijuana card must be nearing expiration or recently expired.
Updated Physician Certification: Obtain a new certification from a healthcare provider registered with the OMC.
Residency Verification: Provide valid West Virginia residency documentation, such as a state-issued ID or driver’s license.
Certification Renewal Requirements
Your certifying healthcare provider must:
Conduct a medical evaluation (in-person or via telehealth) within 30 days before renewal.
Confirm that you continue to have a qualifying medical condition.
Submit the updated certification to the OMC.
How to Renew Your Card
Schedule an appointment with a certified healthcare provider to obtain a new certification.
Log into your account on the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Portal.
Navigate to the “Applications” section and select “Create New Application.”
Choose “Patient Renewal” and enter your license number beginning with PAT00.
Review and update your personal information, including proof of residency.
Upload a passport-style photo if required.
Electronically sign your application and submit it.
Pay the renewal fee online or by mail.
Cost of Renewal
Our MMJ.com fee: $149.99.
West Virginia state renewal fee: $50.
Fee waivers are available for patients with income below 200% of the federal poverty level.
For detailed renewal steps and additional information, visit our dedicated West Virginia Medical Card Renewal Page.
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