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Renew your medical marijuana card in Illinois online

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$99/year $149/year
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More than 150,000 patients evaluated over 8 years

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Based on 228 reviews
Janet HeinleJanet Heinle
01:37 12 Aug 22
This was the fastest easiest way for me to renew my handicap letter. For 20 years I have been going to my Dr for this, it was so quick and easy online, I HIGHLY recommend them!
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I believe this is 3 years consecutive, I've never had an issue with this medical card supplier. Would recommend it to anybody who feels cannabis can suit their medicinal needs, a genuine five stars.
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03:35 09 Jun 22
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Benefits of getting an MMJ card in Illinois

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Higher purchase and possession limit

With MMJ Card
2.5 oz (71 grams) in 14 days
Without card
1.05 oz (30 grams) of cannabis flower, 5 grams of concentrates, up to 500 mg of THC in cannabis-infused products
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No age limit

With MMJ Card
Accessible from age 18 or through a caregiver
Without card
Recreational use limited to 21+
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Employee protection

With MMJ Card
Without card
Standard legal consequences
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Legal protection

With MMJ Card
Protected from arrest and penalties for medical use within legal limits
Without card
Standard legal consequences
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Lower prices

With MMJ Card
Sales tax between 1% and 3%
Without card
Sales and local tax above 10%, plus 10% - 25% excise tax
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Home growing permission

With MMJ Card
Up to 5 mature cannabis plants
Without card
Recreational users cannot grow marijuana in their home
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Renew your medical cannabis card in 4 easy steps

Renew your medical cannabis card in 4 easy steps
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Apply on our website

Complete a short, confidential questionnaire to start the evaluation process. Proceed with your order by completing the secure payment process. 

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Consult a physician online

Schedule a 15-minute virtual consultation with a qualified physician who will evaluate your condition and determine if medical marijuana remains an appropriate treatment for you.

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Complete state registration renewal

Upon recertification, log into your account at the Illinois Cannabis Tracking System and submit a MCPP Patient Renewal Application. Pay the renewal fee of $50 for 1 year, $100 for 2 years, or $125 for 3 years.

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Obtain your renewed medical cannabis card

Wait for the Illinois Department of Public Health to process your full recertification renewal application, which can take up to 30 business days. If approved, you receive a medical marijuana card within 15 days.

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Prices for getting medical card in Connecticut

$149
Medical marijuana recommendation
$99 $149
State application fee
$50-125
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$200
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$150
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$50-125

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I renew my medical marijuana card in Illinois?

There are two types of renewals for medical marijuana cards in Illinois:

  • Extension renewal: If you initially applied for a one-year or two-year card, you can renew without needing a new Health Care Professional Certification. You’ll receive an email reminder about your extension renewal 45 days before the card expires. Simply log into the Illinois Cannabis Tracking System to submit your application and pay the renewal fee.
  • Full recertification renewal: If you’ve had your card for three years or if it has expired, you’ll need to visit your healthcare provider for a new Health Care Professional Certification. You’ll also need to submit a new application with updated documents and pay the renewal fee. IDPH will notify you via email five months before your card expires to begin the renewal process.

What is the difference between an extension renewal and a full recertification renewal?

An extension renewal is for patients with one- or two-year cards who want to extend their card annually (but not more than 3 years in a row). No new healthcare certification is needed for this type of renewal. A full recertification renewal is required for patients with a three-year card or expired card and involves obtaining a new Health Care Professional Certification and submitting updated documents.

When will I be notified about my card renewal?

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) sends email reminders based on the type of renewal:

  • For extension renewals (one- or two-year cards), you’ll receive an email approximately 45 days before your card expires.
  • For full recertification renewals (three-year cards), you’ll be notified five months before your card’s expiration dat

What happens if I miss my renewal deadline?

If you miss the renewal deadline and your card expires, you’ll need to undergo the full recertification process, including getting a new Health Care Provider Certification and submitting updated documents. Avoid delays by submitting your renewal application before the expiration date.

What should I do if I had a 6-month Terminal Illness Registry Card?

If you had a 6-month Terminal Illness Registry Card, you will need to submit a new qualifying patient application instead of starting a new Terminal Illness application. For specific instructions, you can contact a Terminal Illness Specialist at 855-636-3688 or email dph.terminalill@illinois.gov.

Does my designated caregiver need to renew their card as well?

Yes, if you wish for your designated caregiver(s) to continue assisting you, their registry card must be extended or renewed at the same time as yours. For instructions on how to cancel or add a caregiver during the renewal process, visit https://dph.illinois.gov/topics-services/prevention-wellness/medical-cannabis/patient-extension.html.

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