Missouri Medical Marijuana Card or Renewal Online

Patient:
New application: $25.58
Renewal: $25.58

Caregiver:
New application: $25.58
Renewal: $25.58

Patient Cultivator:
New application: $102.30
Renewal: $102.30

Applicants must visit a Missouri-licensed physician, who is active and in good standing to practice medicine(MD) or osteopathy (DO) pursuant to Missouri law, to obtain a physician certification form (PCF). Once the online submission system becomes available, the physician must submit the certification directly to the Department. The Department will announce when the online physician certification system is available. Until the online system is activated, the patient should submit the PCF with their application.
Once an applicant receives a PCF, they must then register and Apply for an identification card in the Department’s secure online registry portal. The Department will either approve or deny the application within 30 days of receipt of the completed application
For specific instructions and resources on the application process, visit the Patient How to Apply page.

The department has 30 days to process patient and caregiver applications; applications are processed in the order they were received. If you received a confirmation email with an application reference code or application ID number, your application has been submitted and is in queue. If you did not, and the application shows as “open” status in the application portal, the application has not been submitted.

Yes, upon receipt of a patient cultivation identification card. There is an additional $100 fee to grow up to six flowering plants per patient and security regulations that must be followed. See 19 CSR 30-95.030(4) for more information.

Per Article XIV, only two individuals, who both hold valid qualifying patient cultivation identification cards, may cultivate medical marijuana in one space. These two individuals may be two patients, a patient and a caregiver, or two caregivers. Normally, assuming two individuals are sharing the space, only 12 flowering marijuana plants may be cultivated in that space, as well as 12 nonflowering plants and 12 clones. However, if one of these two individuals is a caregiver and also a patient with a valid qualifying patient cultivation identification card, that individual may add 6 additional flowering plants, 6 nonflowering plants, and 6 clones to the share space so that the caregiver may cultivate plants for the patient under her care and for herself. This is the only circumstance under which plants for 3 patients may be grown in one shared space.