Renew Your Arkansas Medical Marijuana Card Online (2024)

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Next Steps After Approval

Submit your Renewal Application on the Arkansas Medical Marijuana System and pay the $50 state fee. The Arkansas state registry will then process your renewal application within 10-14 days. Once you’re approved, you’ll be able to print out your medical marijuana card and start buying cannabis products from your local dispensary. The state will mail you a copy of your MMJ card within 30 days of approval.

How To Renew Your Card

You will need to renew your medical marijuana certification every year in Arkansas. To renew your card, you will need to get an updated physician’s certification, re-submit the application, and pay the $50 fee again. Luckily, an Arkansas medical marijuana card renewal is very easy to do online. You can submit your application online through the Arkansas State government website.

Legal Topics

Having an Arkansas marijuana card ensures you comply with the law. If you carry amounts within the allowed limit and encounter a law enforcement officer, you can present your card as proof of your active registration with the Arkansas MMJP. Your card signifies your legal right to possess, transport, and use marijuana within Arkansas.

How long does it take to get a card in Arkansas?

First, you need to meet with a provider to obtain a Physician Written Certification. At Elevate Holistics, you can have your appointment & form in the same day! After, you will apply with the state and they will issue your card within 14 days.

What documents do I need to apply for an MMJ card in Arkansas?

When submitting your application, you’re going to need your patient registry application form, the completed Physician Written Certification, a photocopy of the front of your Arkansas-issued driver’s license or state ID on a full sheet of paper, and the nonrefundable application fee of $50

How much does a medical marijuana card cost in Arkansas?

There are 2 costs associated wtih getting your MMJ card in Arkansas. The first is your appointment cost for obtaining your Provider Written Certification, which varies depending on where you get it. At Elevate Holistics, renewals are just $80! Next, you’ll pay the $50 state fee & submit your application.

When do I need to renew my Arkansas MMJ card?

Your registry identification card will be valid for up to one year from the date it is issued. Your card may be issued for less than one year if designated by your physician. You can renew your card up to 60 days prior to your card’s expiration date.

Can I be a medical marijuana caregiver in Arkansas?

Yes! A designated caregiver is a person who is selected by a qualifying patient as the person authorized, on the qualifying patient’s behalf, to possess, obtain from a certified medical marijuana dispensary, dispense, and assist in the administration of medical marijuana. Caregivers must apply for a registry card. A designated caregiver is issued a medical marijuana registry identification card that allows him/her to possess up to 2.5 ounces of medical marijuana on behalf of their patient. It is not legal for caregivers to consume, by any means, medical marijuana that has been dispensed on behalf of a registered qualifying patient. A criminal background check is required for most caregiver applicants.

How much MMJ can I possess in Arkansas?

According to Arkansas marijuana laws, patients and caregivers can purchase up to 2.5 ounces — or 70.87 grams — every two weeks from one Arkansas dispensary.

What are Arkansas's MMJ laws?

Arkansas has complicated medical marijuana laws that are crucial to understand. To learn what’s legal and what’s not in the Land of Opportunity, you can click here.

Can I grow medical marijuana at home in Arkansas?

No. Qualifying registered patients and their designated caregivers cannot grow or cultivate medical marijuana. Marijuana-infused products must be purchased through the licensed Arkansas medical marijuana dispensaries.

Can I use my Arkansas MMJ card in other states?

Arkansas medical marijuana laws do allow for reciprocity. This means that you can use your out-of-state medical card if you have one of the state’s qualifying conditions. In order for out-of-state residents to purchase medical marijuana, they will need to complete a visitor’s registration form and pay a non-refundable $50 fee.