How Do I Renew My Georgia Low-THC Oil Card in 2026?
Georgia operates a limited Low-THC Oil program, not a traditional medical marijuana program. Products must contain 5% or less THC by weight. Understanding these limitations is important before renewal.
Important: Georgia's program is more restrictive than most states. Only low-THC oil products are permitted.
Schedule Your Georgia Renewal Appointment
What Are the Quick Facts About Georgia Low-THC Renewal?
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| MMJ.com Fee | $149.99 |
| State Fee | $25 |
| Total Cost | $174.99 |
| Card Validity | 2 years |
| THC Limit | ≤5% by weight |
| Appointment Type | Phone or video call |
| Processing Time | 10-14 business days |
How Is Georgia's Low-THC Program Different From Other States?
Georgia's Low-THC Oil Registry differs from other state programs:
| Feature | Georgia | Most Other States |
|---|---|---|
| THC Limit | ≤5% by weight | No limit |
| Product Types | Oil only | Flower, edibles, concentrates |
| Dispensary Access | Limited | Full |
| Card Validity | 2 years | 1 year typical |
How Do I Complete the Georgia Low-THC Renewal Process Step-by-Step?
Step 1: Schedule Your Telehealth Appointment
Book with a Georgia-licensed physician through MMJ.com. Choose phone or video - whichever works best for you.
Step 2: Complete Your Physician Evaluation
10-15 minute consultation verifies your qualifying condition. The physician will:
- Review your medical history
- Confirm your qualifying condition
- Issue your new 2-year recommendation
Step 3: Submit State Renewal
Complete renewal through Georgia's Low-THC Oil Registry with your new certification.
Step 4: Pay $25 State Fee
Pay securely through the state portal.
Step 5: Receive Your Card
Processing typically takes 10-14 business days. Access your card through the state registry.
How Much Does Georgia Low-THC Card Renewal Cost?
| Fee Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| MMJ.com Physician | $149.99 |
| Georgia State Fee | $25.00 |
| Total | $174.99 |
Per-year cost: Only $87.50 with Georgia's 2-year validity - one of the lowest in the nation.
What Conditions Qualify for Georgia's Low-THC Program?
Georgia has a specific list of qualifying conditions:
- Cancer (end-stage or treatment side effects)
- ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)
- Seizure disorders
- Multiple sclerosis
- Crohn's disease
- Mitochondrial disease
- Parkinson's disease
- Sickle cell disease
- Tourette's syndrome
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Epidermolysis bullosa
- Alzheimer's disease
- AIDS
- PTSD (specific criteria)
- Intractable pain
When Should I Renew My Georgia Low-THC Card?
Georgia cards are valid for 2 years. Start renewal 60 days before expiration to ensure continuous access.
Important timelines:
- 60 days before expiration: Recommended time to begin renewal
- 30 days before expiration: Latest recommended start date
- Day of expiration: Card becomes invalid
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Georgia renewal cost?
$174.99 total ($149.99 physician + $25 state fee).
How long is a Georgia card valid?
2 years from the date of issue - one of the longest validity periods available.
What products can I access in Georgia?
Only low-THC oil products (5% THC or less by weight). Traditional cannabis flower and high-THC products are not available in Georgia.
Can I renew my Georgia card online?
Yes. Telehealth evaluations are permitted for Georgia's program.
Why is Georgia's program limited to low-THC oil?
Georgia law per Georgia Code Title 31 Chapter 2A specifically restricts the program to low-THC oil products. Full medical marijuana is not yet legal in Georgia.
Why Should I Choose MMJ.com for My Georgia Renewal?
Georgia patients choose MMJ.com for their renewals because we make the process simple:
- HIPAA-Compliant Telehealth - Your medical information is secure
- Phone or Video Appointments - You choose what works for you
- Same-Day Certification - No waiting for paperwork
- Licensed GA Physicians - Board-certified and state-approved
- 100% Money-Back Guarantee - If you're not approved, you don't pay
Where Can I Find Georgia Medical Marijuana Resources?
- Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission - Official state program
- Georgia Code Title 31 Chapter 2A - Low-THC oil laws
- Georgia Qualifying Conditions - Full list of qualifying conditions
- Find Georgia Dispensaries - Licensed dispensary locations
Content verified as of December 2024. Sources: Georgia Code Title 31 Chapter 2A, Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission official guidelines.