Medical Marijuana Card: Eligibility, Requirements & How to Apply
Marijuana is not legal in all 50 states, which makes the use and sale of marijuana and marijuana products illegal under the law in certain states. Marijuana dispensaries are generally located in states where marijuana is legal, however these dispensaries may still be subject to raids by law enforcement.Things You'll Need
- Prescription for marijuana
Instructions
Speak with a doctor about being approved for a medical marijuana card. He must provide medical evidence for the card and write a prescription for you to obtain marijuana and marijuana products such as brownies and cookies, which can be obtained at a dispensary.
Contact The Hemp and Cannabis (THC) foundation at (800) 723-0188 to inquire about being a patient and being registered for a medical marijuana card. You must undergo diagnostic and laboratory testing to prove the medical need for marijuana as a treatment method.
Contact the county office. Specific requirements may be needed in addition to a written recommendation from a doctor. Ask about documentation that may be needed. County requirements can vary widely and must be obtained by contacting the county office directly.
Pay the application fee. As of 2009, the application fee for a medical marijuana card is estimated at $100.
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