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How to get a medical marijuanas card in Georgia online

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Obtain your Georgia medical marijuana card online through MMJ.com, where state-certified medical marijuana doctors are ready to assist you. Residents of Georgia have successfully secured their medical marijuana cards, renewals, or 12-month prescriptions with ease, all from the comfort of their homes. Our service offers convenient telehealth consultations via webcam or phone, available seven days a week, tailored specifically to the needs of those in Georgia seeking the therapeutic benefits of medical cannabis.

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How to get a medical marijuanas card in Georgia online

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Step 1

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In Georgia, accessing medical marijuana starts with ease: simply book an online session with a state-certified cannabis physician. Whether you prefer a phone call or a video chat through Telehealth, your path to registration is convenient and tailored to your comfort.

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Step 2

Attend Appointment

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Ready to take the next step in Georgia? Seamlessly connect with an MMJ doctor through your device of choice. With the flexibility of a phone consultation or a face-to-face video session, your medical marijuana evaluation is just a click away. Experience the simplicity of modern healthcare at your fingertips.

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Step 2

Receive Recommendation

Valid For: 2 years from issue date

The doctor will submit the certification to the Georgia medical marijuana program. To get this card, the physician who is treating the patient submits the two forms, waiver form (patient and physician sign) and physician certification form.

The additional fee paid to the state program is $25 for the medical marijuana ID card.

The state may take 3-6 weeks to issue the medical marijuana card.

State Fee: $25

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