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When renewing your license, there's an agreement you must acknowledge on the Questions tab of the state application. It states: “Renewal applications that are submitted fewer than 30 days prior to the license expiration may not be processed prior to the license expiration date.
Licensees are encouraged to submit renewal applications at least 30 days prior to expiration to ensure license reissuance prior to the expiration of their license.” This means that if your renewal is submitted less than 30 days before expiration, there may be a temporary lapse in your license until the renewal is processed.
If your renewal application is not approved by our physician, you will receive a full refund for the service.

If your application is denied by the state registry, you have two options. You can either reapply with the necessary documentation and fee, or you may choose to file an appeal with the Administrative Hearing Commission (AHC) within 30 days of receiving notice of denial. For more information on the appeals process, please visit the Administrative Hearing Commission's website at https://ahc.mo.gov.
Upon successful submission of your renewal application, you'll receive a confirmation email containing an application reference code or application ID number. This indicates that your application is in the processing queue.

If you haven't received a confirmation email and your application status remains "open" in the application portal, it means your application hasn't been submitted yet.
To renew your medical marijuana certification in Missouri, the renewal window opens 60 days prior to the expiration date. It's advisable to apply no less than 30 days before expiration to ensure uninterrupted access. Dr.Weedy simplifies the renewal process:

First, complete a short, confidential online questionnaire and proceed with secure payment. If your previous certification was with us, simply check and update the information in your application if needed. Then, schedule a 15-minute virtual consultation with our state-licensed physician to evaluate your condition and determine if medical marijuana remains suitable for you. Once approved, your medical marijuana certification will be renewed swiftly and hassle-free.
Yes, Dr.Weedy offers renewal services for medical cannabis certifications, even if your initial certification was provided by a different physician. Our platform streamlines the renewal process, allowing you to easily update your certification for continued access to medical cannabis treatment.
The renewal window for submitting a patient or caregiver state application opens no sooner than 60 days prior to the expiration date. It's essential to wait 24 hours after receiving a 60-day renewal notification before submitting the application through the state registry. To maintain uninterrupted access, we recommend applying no less than 30 days before expiration. This timeframe allows ample time for obtaining a new physician certification form, submitting the application, and processing it before the license expires. While the system permits submission within 30 days of expiration, the Department requires 30 days to process applications and cannot guarantee processing before the card expires if submitted within this timeframe.
Your medical cannabis certification must be renewed every three years to maintain legal access to medical cannabis in Missouri. Be sure to check the expiration date on your current license to ensure timely renewal.
According to Section 1.5(1) of Article XIV, individuals possessing an “equivalent identification card or authorization issued by another state or political subdivision of another state” will not face arrest or other sanctions under Missouri law for possessing marijuana in quantities less than the limits for qualified Missouri patients.
Approved caregiver ID holders can possess a legal limit of dried, processed marijuana or its equivalent for each qualifying patient under their care, for up to 6 patients. They may also have a separate legal limit for themselves if they are a qualifying patient. All marijuana in the caregiver’s possession must be stored separately for each qualifying patient and labeled accordingly.

Additionally, approved caregivers with cultivation authority may cultivate for each patient they provide for. However, no caregiver may exceed a total of twenty-four flowering plants, regardless of the number of patients they cultivate for.
Under Article XIV, approved Patient ID card holders cultivating marijuana for medical use, or whose primary caregivers are cultivating on their behalf, may possess up to a 90-day supply of dried, unprocessed marijuana or its equivalent. Any excess beyond the patient's 60-day supply must be stored in a Department-approved enclosed, locked facility.
Under Article XIV, approved Patient ID card holders, or Caregiver ID card holders acting on behalf of licensed patients, may purchase up to 6 ounces of dried, processed marijuana or its equivalent within a 30-day period, unless certified by a physician or nurse practitioner for a greater amount. Additionally, they may possess up to a 60-day supply (12 ounces), unless specifically authorized by a physician or nurse practitioner certification for more than 6 ounces in 30 days.
Yes, minors under 18 can become medical marijuana patients and obtain a card, but only if they have a designated licensed caregiver. The caregiver must be a legal guardian or parent who completed the Parental/Legal Consent Form in the minor patient’s application.
Patients eligible for medical marijuana should understand that selecting a primary caregiver means entrusting them to purchase and possess medical cannabis on their behalf. This decision rests solely with the patient, who retains the authority to designate or revoke a caregiver's status. When choosing a caregiver, patients should consider factors similar to those involved in entrusting someone with other personal medical responsibilities and overall well-being.
Consumer personal cultivation identification cards are valid for 12 months from the date of issuance and can be renewed.
Medical marijuana ID cards in Missouri are valid for a period of three years for applications processed on or after December 8, 2022. Upon the next approved renewal after this date, the ID cards will also be valid for three years.
To qualify for a medical cannabis certification in Missouri, patients must meet several requirements:

Age: To be eligible for a medical cannabis certification in Missouri, patients must be at least 18 years old. For patients under 18, a parent or legal guardian, aged at least 21, can act as their caregiver and apply on their behalf.

Residency Requirement: Effective from December 8, 2022, applicants are no longer required to provide proof of Missouri residency.

Medical Condition: Patients seeking a medical card must have a qualifying medical condition as outlined by Missouri law.

Physician's Certification: All applications require an MD, DO, or nurse practitioner certification issued within the last 30 days, submitted on behalf of the qualifying patient. This certification confirms that the patient has a qualifying medical condition as defined by Missouri law.

Patient Registry and Certification: Once certified by a qualified medical professional, patients must complete the application process through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) online portal. The patient's information and physician certification are submitted to the DHSS, and upon approval, the patient is added to the state's medical cannabis registry. The certification is an essential component for legal access to medical cannabis in Missouri.
To become a caregiver, you need to have a completed Patient Authorization Form from the approved patient you are applying to care for.

Once you have the completed form, proceed to complete an online application through the online registry system. For a detailed guide on how to apply, visit the Patient Services – How-to Apply page: https://health.mo.gov/safety/cannabis/how-to-apply-pi.php.

Ensure you create your own account in the registration system and complete a ‘new caregiver application’. Applications created within a patient's account will automatically populate the patient’s information and cannot be processed. Please note that all fees at the state website are nonrefundable.

If you choose to create an application in another account, select ‘add an individual’ and then proceed to create your application.
Yes, we prioritize the confidentiality and security of your personal data. Our platform operates under strict HIPAA compliance, ensuring the privacy of your information at every step. Only authorized personnel involved in the evaluation and registration process will have access to your data, safeguarding your privacy.
To check your application status:

  • Log in to https://mo-public.mycomplia.com/.
  • Click on "Applications" on the left side.
    • "Open" status indicates started but not submitted applications.
      • To submit an open application, click "Not Applicable" under Application ID, then "Save and Next" to navigate and "Pay and Submit" on the review tab.
      • Red x’s denote missing information in the application section.
    • "Submitted" status with an application ID confirms submission.
    • Rejected applications appear as "rejected" with a pop-up notification.
  • If no applications show, it indicates processing completion.
  • Visit "License Dashboard" to view processed applications.
    • "Approved" status displays a PAT/CAR license number; download via the "actions" button.
    • "Denied" status indicates application rejection.
Once your application is submitted to the state and in the queue, the approval process typically takes around 30 days. If you receive a confirmation email with an application reference code or ID number, your application has been submitted and is awaiting processing. However, if you do not receive this confirmation and your application status remains "open" in the application portal, it indicates that the application has not yet been submitted.
Once your application is submitted to the state and in the queue, the approval process typically takes around 30 days. If you receive a confirmation email with an application reference code or ID number, your application has been submitted and is awaiting processing. However, if you do not receive this confirmation and your application status remains "open" in the application portal, it indicates that the application has not yet been submitted.
As of December 8, 2022, Missouri residency is no longer required for application.
To apply for a patient ID card in Missouri, you'll need to provide the following documentation:

  1. Physician or nurse practitioner certification: This certification, dated less than 30 days before application, must be submitted by a qualified healthcare provider on behalf of the patient, confirming their qualifying medical condition.
  2. Government-issued photo identification card: A legible copy of the patient's government-issued photo ID is required.
  3. Clear, color digital photo: A clear, color digital photo of the applicant's face, where their features are clearly visible, is necessary.

For detailed information and to access the application form, visit the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services website at https://cannabis.mo.gov.
To become a caregiver, you need to have a completed Patient Authorization Form from the approved patient you are applying to care for.

Once you have the completed form, proceed to complete an online application through the online registry system. For a detailed guide on how to apply, visit the Patient Services – How-to Apply page: https://health.mo.gov/safety/cannabis/how-to-apply-pi.php.

Ensure you create your own account in the registration system and complete a ‘new caregiver application’. Applications created within a patient's account will automatically populate the patient’s information and cannot be processed. Please note that all fees at the state website are nonrefundable.

If you choose to create an application in another account, select ‘add an individual’ and then proceed to create your application.
Yes, we prioritize the confidentiality and security of your personal data. Our platform operates under strict HIPAA compliance, ensuring the privacy of your information at every step. Only authorized personnel involved in the evaluation and registration process will have access to your data, safeguarding your privacy.
To check your application status:

  • Log in to https://mo-public.mycomplia.com/.
  • Click on "Applications" on the left side.
    • "Open" status indicates started but not submitted applications.
      • To submit an open application, click "Not Applicable" under Application ID, then "Save and Next" to navigate and "Pay and Submit" on the review tab.
      • Red x’s denote missing information in the application section.
    • "Submitted" status with an application ID confirms submission.
    • Rejected applications appear as "rejected" with a pop-up notification.
  • If no applications show, it indicates processing completion.
  • Visit "License Dashboard" to view processed applications.
    • "Approved" status displays a PAT/CAR license number; download via the "actions" button.
    • "Denied" status indicates application rejection.
Once your application is submitted to the state and in the queue, the approval process typically takes around 30 days. If you receive a confirmation email with an application reference code or ID number, your application has been submitted and is awaiting processing. However, if you do not receive this confirmation and your application status remains "open" in the application portal, it indicates that the application has not yet been submitted.
Once your application is submitted to the state and in the queue, the approval process typically takes around 30 days. If you receive a confirmation email with an application reference code or ID number, your application has been submitted and is awaiting processing. However, if you do not receive this confirmation and your application status remains "open" in the application portal, it indicates that the application has not yet been submitted.
As of December 8, 2022, Missouri residency is no longer required for application.
To apply for a patient ID card in Missouri, you'll need to provide the following documentation:

  1. Physician or nurse practitioner certification: This certification, dated less than 30 days before application, must be submitted by a qualified healthcare provider on behalf of the patient, confirming their qualifying medical condition.
  2. Government-issued photo identification card: A legible copy of the patient's government-issued photo ID is required.
  3. Clear, color digital photo: A clear, color digital photo of the applicant's face, where their features are clearly visible, is necessary.

For detailed information and to access the application form, visit the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services website at https://cannabis.mo.gov.
Yes, minors under 18 can become medical marijuana patients and obtain a card, but only if they have a designated licensed caregiver. The caregiver must be a legal guardian or parent who completed the Parental/Legal Consent Form in the minor patient’s application.
Patients eligible for medical marijuana should understand that selecting a primary caregiver means entrusting them to purchase and possess medical cannabis on their behalf. This decision rests solely with the patient, who retains the authority to designate or revoke a caregiver's status. When choosing a caregiver, patients should consider factors similar to those involved in entrusting someone with other personal medical responsibilities and overall well-being.
Consumer personal cultivation identification cards are valid for 12 months from the date of issuance and can be renewed.
Medical marijuana ID cards in Missouri are valid for a period of three years for applications processed on or after December 8, 2022. Upon the next approved renewal after this date, the ID cards will also be valid for three years.
To qualify for a medical cannabis certification in Missouri, patients must meet several requirements:

Age: To be eligible for a medical cannabis certification in Missouri, patients must be at least 18 years old. For patients under 18, a parent or legal guardian, aged at least 21, can act as their caregiver and apply on their behalf.

Residency Requirement: Effective from December 8, 2022, applicants are no longer required to provide proof of Missouri residency.

Medical Condition: Patients seeking a medical card must have a qualifying medical condition as outlined by Missouri law.

Physician's Certification: All applications require an MD, DO, or nurse practitioner certification issued within the last 30 days, submitted on behalf of the qualifying patient. This certification confirms that the patient has a qualifying medical condition as defined by Missouri law.

Patient Registry and Certification: Once certified by a qualified medical professional, patients must complete the application process through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) online portal. The patient's information and physician certification are submitted to the DHSS, and upon approval, the patient is added to the state's medical cannabis registry. The certification is an essential component for legal access to medical cannabis in Missouri.
According to Section 1.5(1) of Article XIV, individuals possessing an “equivalent identification card or authorization issued by another state or political subdivision of another state” will not face arrest or other sanctions under Missouri law for possessing marijuana in quantities less than the limits for qualified Missouri patients.
Approved caregiver ID holders can possess a legal limit of dried, processed marijuana or its equivalent for each qualifying patient under their care, for up to 6 patients. They may also have a separate legal limit for themselves if they are a qualifying patient. All marijuana in the caregiver’s possession must be stored separately for each qualifying patient and labeled accordingly.

Additionally, approved caregivers with cultivation authority may cultivate for each patient they provide for. However, no caregiver may exceed a total of twenty-four flowering plants, regardless of the number of patients they cultivate for.
Under Article XIV, approved Patient ID card holders cultivating marijuana for medical use, or whose primary caregivers are cultivating on their behalf, may possess up to a 90-day supply of dried, unprocessed marijuana or its equivalent. Any excess beyond the patient's 60-day supply must be stored in a Department-approved enclosed, locked facility.
Under Article XIV, approved Patient ID card holders, or Caregiver ID card holders acting on behalf of licensed patients, may purchase up to 6 ounces of dried, processed marijuana or its equivalent within a 30-day period, unless certified by a physician or nurse practitioner for a greater amount. Additionally, they may possess up to a 60-day supply (12 ounces), unless specifically authorized by a physician or nurse practitioner certification for more than 6 ounces in 30 days.
When renewing your license, there's an agreement you must acknowledge on the Questions tab of the state application. It states: “Renewal applications that are submitted fewer than 30 days prior to the license expiration may not be processed prior to the license expiration date.
Licensees are encouraged to submit renewal applications at least 30 days prior to expiration to ensure license reissuance prior to the expiration of their license.” This means that if your renewal is submitted less than 30 days before expiration, there may be a temporary lapse in your license until the renewal is processed.
If your renewal application is not approved by our physician, you will receive a full refund for the service.

If your application is denied by the state registry, you have two options. You can either reapply with the necessary documentation and fee, or you may choose to file an appeal with the Administrative Hearing Commission (AHC) within 30 days of receiving notice of denial. For more information on the appeals process, please visit the Administrative Hearing Commission's website at https://ahc.mo.gov.
Upon successful submission of your renewal application, you'll receive a confirmation email containing an application reference code or application ID number. This indicates that your application is in the processing queue.

If you haven't received a confirmation email and your application status remains "open" in the application portal, it means your application hasn't been submitted yet.
To renew your medical marijuana certification in Missouri, the renewal window opens 60 days prior to the expiration date. It's advisable to apply no less than 30 days before expiration to ensure uninterrupted access. Dr.Weedy simplifies the renewal process:

First, complete a short, confidential online questionnaire and proceed with secure payment. If your previous certification was with us, simply check and update the information in your application if needed. Then, schedule a 15-minute virtual consultation with our state-licensed physician to evaluate your condition and determine if medical marijuana remains suitable for you. Once approved, your medical marijuana certification will be renewed swiftly and hassle-free.
Yes, Dr.Weedy offers renewal services for medical cannabis certifications, even if your initial certification was provided by a different physician. Our platform streamlines the renewal process, allowing you to easily update your certification for continued access to medical cannabis treatment.
The renewal window for submitting a patient or caregiver state application opens no sooner than 60 days prior to the expiration date. It's essential to wait 24 hours after receiving a 60-day renewal notification before submitting the application through the state registry. To maintain uninterrupted access, we recommend applying no less than 30 days before expiration. This timeframe allows ample time for obtaining a new physician certification form, submitting the application, and processing it before the license expires. While the system permits submission within 30 days of expiration, the Department requires 30 days to process applications and cannot guarantee processing before the card expires if submitted within this timeframe.
Your medical cannabis certification must be renewed every three years to maintain legal access to medical cannabis in Missouri. Be sure to check the expiration date on your current license to ensure timely renewal.
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