FAQ Oklahoma

An individual designated to provide assistance with purchasing or using medical marijuana is known as a caregiver. To qualify as a caregiver, they must obtain a valid Caregiver license. This license is available for patients who require assistance and can be obtained by providing documentation from a physician, which is included in the Adult Patient Physician Recommendation Form. You can submit this documentation along with your application or at a later date through your OMMA online account.

Please note that a patient is permitted to have only one licensed caregiver at a time. Additionally, the caregiver must fulfill all requirements and submit an application, including providing a Caregiver Designation Form signed by the patient.

While Dr.Weedy is dedicated to assisting you throughout the application process with expertise and support, it's crucial to recognize that the approval and issuance of a medical marijuana recommendation are ultimately at the discretion of the evaluating physician. While we facilitate the process, connect you with licensed healthcare professionals, and ensure the accuracy of your application, the decision to provide a recommendation rests solely with the evaluating physician.

Absolutely. Safeguarding your personal information is paramount during the application process. Dr. Weedy maintains stringent privacy protocols, aligning with both state regulations and industry standards to ensure the confidentiality of your data. Rest assured that any information you provide is handled with the utmost care and discretion to protect your privacy.

After completing your evaluation with a physician through Dr. Weedy, your certification will be issued within 24 to 48 hours. Following this, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) is required by law to process patient applications for medical marijuana within 14 business days.

To apply for a medical cannabis patient license in Oklahoma, you will need to provide several documents: 

• Proof of Identity

Provide proof of identity, such as an unexpired Oklahoma driver's license or ID card, a U.S. passport, or other photo ID issued by the U.S. government, or a Tribal ID accepted by the Department of Public Safety.

• State Residency

OK residents applying for in-state medical cannabis licenses must provide evidence of their residency. Acceptable documents include an Oklahoma driver's license or ID card, the previous year's State of Oklahoma tax return, a utility bill for the calendar month before the application submission date (excluding cell phone, TV, or internet bills), a residential property deed for an Oklahoma property, a current rental agreement for an Oklahoma residential property, or other documentation deemed sufficient by OMMA.

• Digital Photo

When submitting your application, include a digital photograph. This photo should be in color and capture your full face. The background of the photo should be plain white or off-white. Please refrain from wearing glasses or hats in the photo. Ensure that your entire head and shoulders are visible in the photo, and it should be clear and not fuzzy. Providing an original digital photo is essential. 

• Physician Recommendation Form

This signed document, obtained through our services, certifies your eligibility for a medical cannabis patient license. In Oklahoma, there are no specific medical conditions listed for qualification; it's solely at the discretion of the treating physician.

• Proof of Medicaid/Medicare/Disabled Veteran Status (optional)

Applicants may include the relevant documentation. Medicaid can be proven with an enrollment letter, while Medicare simply requires a copy of your Medicare card. Disabled Veteran status is confirmed with a letter from the VA stating 100% disability status. Make sure to have this proof ready before you apply.

• State Fee Payment and Registration

Following your physician's approval, it's time to complete your registration with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, commonly known as OMMA. The next step is to pay the non-refundable application fee, which varies based on your status:

- Regular applicants: $100.

- Applicants with proof of Medicaid, Medicare, or 100% Disabled Veteran Status: $20.

You do not comply with the requirements of age, do not have all necessary documents, or you do not have a doctor’s recommendation.

You cannot get the MMJ program patient card expiration date grace. To renew a weed card, you simply apply for another one.

For now, the number of applications received for a weed card exceeds 400,000. The number of applications approved is over 377,000.

It’s white and blue, with your photo and name on it, indicating if you are a patient or a caregiver. There is an expiration date there, your patient’s ID, and the OMMA logo.

All OK MMC’s aare processed and issued by OMMA, so you’ll need to apply for a minor’s card there. You’ll need a doctor’s prescription and all necessary docs.

Family members or assistants who help MMJ patients purchase or administer their cannabis, may apply for a caregiver license at the OMMA webpage.

Typical weed card is never free. Yet, you can meet some suggestions to get a free marijuana medical card for Oklahoma. They are 100% fake. For the lowest MMJ card costs with the best service you should address Dr.Weedy.

• You can legally buy medical weed yourself, if you are 18 and older
• Weed is available for you in all OK dispensaries
• No need to worry about what kind of pot you buy, with the MMJ card in OK you can acquire high CBD strains, oils, weed strains that increase libido, etc.
• You can purchase more cannabis at once — two ounces and more instead of one
• You can have a caregiver to pick up your weed

Also, for Dr.Weedy clients

• No risks to lose money — 100% guarantee
• You don’t pay before your application is approved
• No need to go anywhere, everything happens online
• Cheapest weed cards in OK
• Cooperation with the best cannabis clinics in the state

If you don’t have residence it is still possible to get a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma. The only difference is that Oklahoma citizens’ licenses last for 2 years. Without residency, only a temporary medical mj card is available, non-residents should make an online application at OMMA. You need a license from another state and all docs required. The card will be valid for 30 days from the issue date, but not longer than the date of expiration of the other-state license.

The latest you will get an email about your Oklahoma medical marijuana card is 14 business days after the application is sent. If you get the email stating that your MMJ card petition is incomplete, you still can get your medical cannabis card. Go to your OMMA acc and edit your application. It also can be denied, in this case you’ll get an email with the explanation why your request has been rejected.

On the OMMA website, you can find the full catalogue of all MMJ certified dispensaries with over 2000 businesses listed there. You’ll see the license number, city and address, phone number, email, anything you need to find the closest place to buy weed.

You cannot buy legal marijuanas in Oklahoma without MMC. It is obligatory to be registered at OMMA and have either the physical cannabis card or the approval letter from the Authority with the issued card number.

At the beginning of 2020, the OK Senate passed the Bill #959, which clarifies that the preclusion to have and buy a gun for illegal drug users and possessors does not relate to those who have a medical cannabis legal card.

A licensed MMJ patient or a caregiver does not need any special permission to become a grower in Oklahoma. With the weed card, you can grow cannabis plants for your own use. There is a couple of simple rules to follow:

• you should grow your weed on the property that belongs to you or to someone who gave you the permission to grow cannabis;
• your plants should not be seen from the street;
• it has to be a closed place with no access to someone else but you;
• you cannot process weed involving explosive or hazardous materials (propane, gasoline, etc.)

You don’t have to pay fees for growing weed for yourself. In case you plan to make some extra money growing medicinal weed for others, you’ll need the grower license. Having it, you’ll be able to sell MMJ to dispensaries and processors.

A regular medicinal weed card holder can grow up to 12 cannabis plants, 6 of them can be seeding, and 6 — mature. Those who have a commercial MMJ license can grow as many plants as they want.

To be considered a resident for the purpose of obtaining a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma, you must be able to show proof of residency such as a state-issued ID, utility bill, or other official documents. There is no specified duration of residency required; however, you must be able to demonstrate current residency in Oklahoma at the time of your application for in-state licenses.

Yes, minors in Oklahoma can apply for a medical cannabis patient license, but with certain conditions. Individuals aged 18 and above can apply for an adult patient license, while minors under 18 are eligible for a medical marijuana minor patient license with an authorized parent or legal guardian. The Physician Recommendation Form (Minor Patient) must be signed by two qualified physicians. The parent or guardian's name will be on the license, allowing them to purchase medical marijuana for the minor. This ensures access to medical cannabis treatment under adult supervision.

The MMJ Patient License in Oklahoma is valid for two years from the date of issuance. After this period, you'll need to renew your card to continue accessing medical cannabis.

Oklahoma's medical marijuana program is unique in that it does not specify a list of qualifying conditions. Instead, a licensed physician can recommend medical cannabis for any condition they believe it would be beneficial. Therefore, you may still qualify even if your condition is not explicitly listed.

In Oklahoma, entry into a medical marijuana dispensary requires a valid medical marijuana card (patient license). Without this card, individuals are not permitted to enter dispensaries or purchase medical cannabis products. This regulation ensures compliance with state laws pertaining to the sale and distribution of medical marijuana.

In Oklahoma, marijuana is legally permitted for medicinal use only. Patients with a valid medical marijuana card can purchase and use marijuana for various approved medical conditions. Recreational use of marijuana remains illegal in the state.

You do not comply with the requirements of age, do not have all necessary documents, or you do not have a doctor’s recommendation.

It depends on the legislation of a particular state, some of them, i.e. New Hampshire, Nevada, Massachusetts, etc. allow out-of-state card holders to buy cannabis.

No, but it will help you get the temporary MMJ license.

No, but it will help you get the temporary MMJ license.

You have to be a legally licensed MMJ user from another state with the valid card. To get the card, you should apply via OMMA.

You cannot get the MMJ program patient card expiration date grace. To renew a weed card, you simply apply for another one.

For now, the number of applications received for a weed card exceeds 400,000. The number of applications approved is over 377,000.

It’s white and blue, with your photo and name on it, indicating if you are a patient or a caregiver. There is an expiration date there, your patient’s ID, and the OMMA logo.

All OK MMC’s aare processed and issued by OMMA, so you’ll need to apply for a minor’s card there. You’ll need a doctor’s prescription and all necessary docs.

Family members or assistants who help MMJ patients purchase or administer their cannabis, may apply for a caregiver license at the OMMA webpage.

Typical weed card is never free. Yet, you can meet some suggestions to get a free marijuana medical card for Oklahoma. They are 100% fake. For the lowest MMJ card costs with the best service you should address Dr.Weedy.

• You can legally buy medical weed yourself, if you are 18 and older
• Weed is available for you in all OK dispensaries
• No need to worry about what kind of pot you buy, with the MMJ card in OK you can acquire high CBD strains, oils, weed strains that increase libido, etc.
• You can purchase more cannabis at once — two ounces and more instead of one
• You can have a caregiver to pick up your weed

Also, for Dr.Weedy clients

• No risks to lose money — 100% guarantee
• You don’t pay before your application is approved
• No need to go anywhere, everything happens online
• Cheapest weed cards in OK
• Cooperation with the best cannabis clinics in the state

According to the weed laws by State Oklahoma, you have to be 18 years old and older to buy and grow cannabis. Yet, there is a medical marijuana program for minors. If you think that your kid needs CBD for any health issues, all you need is to apply for a minors’ MMC — Dr.Weedy can help — and your child will become an approved MMJ patient. Kids can get weed with no THC only.

If you don’t have residence it is still possible to get a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma. The only difference is that Oklahoma citizens’ licenses last for 2 years. Without residency, only a temporary medical mj card is available, non-residents should make an online application at OMMA. You need a license from another state and all docs required. The card will be valid for 30 days from the issue date, but not longer than the date of expiration of the other-state license.

There are no special requirements as for how long you have to live in Oklahoma to get a MMJ card. If you need to get the card now, you can apply for it the day you arrive in the state.

The latest you will get an email about your Oklahoma medical marijuana card is 14 business days after the application is sent. If you get the email stating that your MMJ card petition is incomplete, you still can get your medical cannabis card. Go to your OMMA acc and edit your application. It also can be denied, in this case you’ll get an email with the explanation why your request has been rejected.

No, you cannot buy medicinal cannabis in OK with just a doctor’s recommendation. Still, it is possible to purchase weed before receiving a card. You can print out the MMC acceptance email with the number of your licence and any of your identification cards. The dispensary workers will just have to check your number at the OMMA website.

On the OMMA website, you can find the full catalogue of all MMJ certified dispensaries with over 2000 businesses listed there. You’ll see the license number, city and address, phone number, email, anything you need to find the closest place to buy weed.

No, you can come in and look at the shelves as a visitor. No one can forbid you from entering medical cannabis dispensaries as long as you don’t want to buy weed. They won’t sell you anything before you provide the seller with the MMC or the approval letter.

Medical-grade marijuanas, including medical CBD oil, are available in all dispensaries of Oklahoma state. All you need is to have a license number in the state’s MMJ registry.

You cannot buy legal marijuanas in Oklahoma without MMC. It is obligatory to be registered at OMMA and have either the physical cannabis card or the approval letter from the Authority with the issued card number.

At the beginning of 2020, the OK Senate passed the Bill #959, which clarifies that the preclusion to have and buy a gun for illegal drug users and possessors does not relate to those who have a medical cannabis legal card.

A licensed MMJ patient or a caregiver does not need any special permission to become a grower in Oklahoma. With the weed card, you can grow cannabis plants for your own use. There is a couple of simple rules to follow:

• you should grow your weed on the property that belongs to you or to someone who gave you the permission to grow cannabis;
• your plants should not be seen from the street;
• it has to be a closed place with no access to someone else but you;
• you cannot process weed involving explosive or hazardous materials (propane, gasoline, etc.)

You don’t have to pay fees for growing weed for yourself. In case you plan to make some extra money growing medicinal weed for others, you’ll need the grower license. Having it, you’ll be able to sell MMJ to dispensaries and processors.

A regular medicinal weed card holder can grow up to 12 cannabis plants, 6 of them can be seeding, and 6 — mature. Those who have a commercial MMJ license can grow as many plants as they want.

Unfortunately, most insurance companies do not want to deal with medicinal weed and MMJ cards. The explanation for this is the Federal law that counts weed as an illegal drug.

There is no need to go to some special place with MMJ cards, all you need is the internet connection. Contact Dr.Weedy, and we’ll give you an OK weed card.

You cannot be discriminated against in the workplace due to your participation in the OK state MMJ program. However, particular actions may be taken by an employer if:

• your marijuana patient status may cause your employer any financial loss;
• you bring weed to your working place;
• you smoke pot at work;
• you perform your duties under the influence of cannabis.

There is a list of safety-sensitive professions, those that deal with:

• any explosive or hazardous materials;
• driving;
• operating or maintaining heavy machinery;
• firefighting;
• electricity or gas;
• medical, childcare or any caregiving services;

MMJ patients may be denied when getting these jobs (e.g. teacher, nurse, vets, etc.) All other professions are available for MMJ card holders, for example, you can get a real estate brokers license, become an attorney, etc.

No, an employer cannot fire a MMJ patient basing only on this status.

Any information about your health issues and treatment is confidential and cannot be accessible by anyone but you and your doctor. Thus, neither you cannot look up if your workers take medicinal weed, nor your employer can see the same information about you.

LIST OF ALL FL DISPENASRIES

Yes, registered patients in Oklahoma can possess up to three ounces of marijuana on their person, six mature marijuana plants, six seedling plants, one ounce of concentrated marijuana, 72 ounces of edible marijuana, and up to 8 ounces of marijuana in their residence. Additionally, it's important to note that licensed patients are prohibited from sharing legally purchased medical marijuana and products with any other individual, whether licensed or not.

No, Oklahoma law prohibits the public use of medical marijuana. It must be consumed in private locations away from public view.

In Oklahoma, owning a gun and having a medical marijuana card simultaneously is a complex legal matter that requires careful consideration. While the state allows both medical marijuana use and firearm ownership individually, the federal government still categorizes marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance. This federal classification creates a potential conflict with the ownership or possession of firearms.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) has a clear stance on this issue. According to federal law, individuals who are unlawful users of or addicted to controlled substances, including marijuana, are prohibited from possessing firearms and ammunition. Therefore, if you possess a valid medical marijuana card in Oklahoma, it's crucial to be aware of the federal regulations. Owning or purchasing a firearm while using medical marijuana could result in serious legal consequences.

Furthermore, individuals holding an SDA handgun license are expected to surrender it upon obtaining a Medical Marijuana Patient License. The OSBI provides a Voluntary Surrender Form for this purpose. SDA license holders identified as having a Medical Marijuana Patient License will face revocation of their SDA license.

Importantly, individuals in possession of an SDA Handgun License can reside with a Medical Marijuana Patient License holder. Federal law only prohibits the user from having possession of firearms.

You do not comply with the requirements of age, do not have all necessary documents, or you do not have a doctor’s recommendation.

It depends on the legislation of a particular state, some of them, i.e. New Hampshire, Nevada, Massachusetts, etc. allow out-of-state card holders to buy cannabis.

No, but it will help you get the temporary MMJ license.

No, but it will help you get the temporary MMJ license.

You have to be a legally licensed MMJ user from another state with the valid card. To get the card, you should apply via OMMA.

You cannot get the MMJ program patient card expiration date grace. To renew a weed card, you simply apply for another one.

For now, the number of applications received for a weed card exceeds 400,000. The number of applications approved is over 377,000.

It’s white and blue, with your photo and name on it, indicating if you are a patient or a caregiver. There is an expiration date there, your patient’s ID, and the OMMA logo.

All OK MMC’s aare processed and issued by OMMA, so you’ll need to apply for a minor’s card there. You’ll need a doctor’s prescription and all necessary docs.

Family members or assistants who help MMJ patients purchase or administer their cannabis, may apply for a caregiver license at the OMMA webpage.

• You can legally buy medical weed yourself, if you are 18 and older
• Weed is available for you in all OK dispensaries
• No need to worry about what kind of pot you buy, with the MMJ card in OK you can acquire high CBD strains, oils, weed strains that increase libido, etc.
• You can purchase more cannabis at once — two ounces and more instead of one
• You can have a caregiver to pick up your weed

Also, for Dr.Weedy clients

• No risks to lose money — 100% guarantee
• You don’t pay before your application is approved
• No need to go anywhere, everything happens online
• Cheapest weed cards in OK
• Cooperation with the best cannabis clinics in the state

According to the weed laws by State Oklahoma, you have to be 18 years old and older to buy and grow cannabis. Yet, there is a medical marijuana program for minors. If you think that your kid needs CBD for any health issues, all you need is to apply for a minors’ MMC — Dr.Weedy can help — and your child will become an approved MMJ patient. Kids can get weed with no THC only.

If you don’t have residence it is still possible to get a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma. The only difference is that Oklahoma citizens’ licenses last for 2 years. Without residency, only a temporary medical mj card is available, non-residents should make an online application at OMMA. You need a license from another state and all docs required. The card will be valid for 30 days from the issue date, but not longer than the date of expiration of the other-state license.

There are no special requirements as for how long you have to live in Oklahoma to get a MMJ card. If you need to get the card now, you can apply for it the day you arrive in the state.

The latest you will get an email about your Oklahoma medical marijuana card is 14 business days after the application is sent. If you get the email stating that your MMJ card petition is incomplete, you still can get your medical cannabis card. Go to your OMMA acc and edit your application. It also can be denied, in this case you’ll get an email with the explanation why your request has been rejected.

No, you cannot buy medicinal cannabis in OK with just a doctor’s recommendation. Still, it is possible to purchase weed before receiving a card. You can print out the MMC acceptance email with the number of your licence and any of your identification cards. The dispensary workers will just have to check your number at the OMMA website.

On the OMMA website, you can find the full catalogue of all MMJ certified dispensaries with over 2000 businesses listed there. You’ll see the license number, city and address, phone number, email, anything you need to find the closest place to buy weed.

No, you can come in and look at the shelves as a visitor. No one can forbid you from entering medical cannabis dispensaries as long as you don’t want to buy weed. They won’t sell you anything before you provide the seller with the MMC or the approval letter.

You cannot buy legal marijuanas in Oklahoma without MMC. It is obligatory to be registered at OMMA and have either the physical cannabis card or the approval letter from the Authority with the issued card number.

There is no law or official instruction that limits the rights of employers to test their employees for drugs, including cannabis, regardless if they are the MMJ card holders or not.

At the beginning of 2020, the OK Senate passed the Bill #959, which clarifies that the preclusion to have and buy a gun for illegal drug users and possessors does not relate to those who have a medical cannabis legal card.

A licensed MMJ patient or a caregiver does not need any special permission to become a grower in Oklahoma. With the weed card, you can grow cannabis plants for your own use. There is a couple of simple rules to follow:

• you should grow your weed on the property that belongs to you or to someone who gave you the permission to grow cannabis;
• your plants should not be seen from the street;
• it has to be a closed place with no access to someone else but you;
• you cannot process weed involving explosive or hazardous materials (propane, gasoline, etc.)

You don’t have to pay fees for growing weed for yourself. In case you plan to make some extra money growing medicinal weed for others, you’ll need the grower license. Having it, you’ll be able to sell MMJ to dispensaries and processors.

A regular medicinal weed card holder can grow up to 12 cannabis plants, 6 of them can be seeding, and 6 — mature. Those who have a commercial MMJ license can grow as many plants as they want.

When it goes to public smoking, weed legally is equated with tobacco. It means that you can smoke it freely where others can smoke cigarettes, and vice versa. It also means that in general smoking or vaping cannabis in public is not allowed, yet it is not a criminal felony.

There are federal laws that forbid MMJ users to get the firearm license. Yet, being under the OK state jurisdiction, your rights to possess and purchase weapons is protected by the local laws.

Any medical weed card holder can own a firearm as long as they do not have any restrictions other than using medicinal cannabis. ATF will not make any investigations and report to FFL on any MMJ users as long as they stay inside the state jurisdictions.

As for buying a gun or getting a hunting license, medical weed patients in OK can purchase weapons, but it depends. FFL is not allowed to sell you a gun, because of the federal laws. Yet, they cannot check if you have a MMJ card. So, if you positively report about your MMJ patient status when applying for a gun license, the decision to sell or not to sell you a gun is up to a seller.

The state of Oklahoma assesses two kinds of taxes for marijuana:

• MMJ excise tax, which is 7%;
• and sales tax for medicinal cannabis, which is 16%.

In addition, every county has its own sales taxes for MMJ. There is no discount on medical weed licensees, as there is no legal recreational weed in OK.

Yes. There is no note or clause in the existing legislation that says anything about being a felon or having any criminal background in terms of getting a medicinal weed card.

There is no need to go to some special place with MMJ cards, all you need is the internet connection. Contact Dr.Weedy, and we’ll give you an OK weed card.

You cannot be discriminated against in the workplace due to your participation in the OK state MMJ program. However, particular actions may be taken by an employer if:

• your marijuana patient status may cause your employer any financial loss;
• you bring weed to your working place;
• you smoke pot at work;
• you perform your duties under the influence of cannabis.

There is a list of safety-sensitive professions, those that deal with:

• any explosive or hazardous materials;
• driving;
• operating or maintaining heavy machinery;
• firefighting;
• electricity or gas;
• medical, childcare or any caregiving services;

MMJ patients may be denied when getting these jobs (e.g. teacher, nurse, vets, etc.) All other professions are available for MMJ card holders, for example, you can get a real estate brokers license, become an attorney, etc.

No, an employer cannot fire a MMJ patient basing only on this status.

Any information about your health issues and treatment is confidential and cannot be accessible by anyone but you and your doctor. Thus, neither you cannot look up if your workers take medicinal weed, nor your employer can see the same information about you.

LIST OF ALL FL DISPENASRIES

The timeframe for receiving your renewed card may vary. Dr. Weedy generally processes certifications within 24 to 48 hours, and the state typically takes around 14 business days to process patient applications.

For the renewal of your Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Patient License, you'll generally need to provide the same documents as you did during your initial application. These typically include:

- Physician Recommendation

- Proof of ID

- Proof of Oklahoma Residency

- Your Photo

- Proof of Medicaid/Medicare/Disabled Veteran Status (if applicable)

- Caregiver Designation Form (if needed)

- State Fee Payment

Absolutely, Dr.Weedy offers an online renewal service for your Oklahoma medical marijuana recommendation form. For those who have previously used Dr.Weedy, your details are securely saved on our HIPAA-compliant system, making your renewal process swift and straightforward.

Absolutely! You can renew your medical marijuana patient license with Dr.Weedy even if you were initially certified by another doctor. Dr.Weedy provides evaluation and certification services for both new and renewing patients, regardless of where your original recommendation came from. Just keep in mind that you'll need to undergo a new evaluation as part of the renewal process with Dr.Weedy.

To maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis treatment, it's crucial to renew your medical cannabis patient license in Oklahoma before it expires. The expiration date of your license is typically two years from the date it was issued. It's recommended to start the renewal process well in advance of the expiration date to ensure there are no gaps in your access to medical cannabis. Remember that you can start the renewal process up to 30 days before the expiration date.

You do not comply with the requirements of age, do not have all necessary documents, or you do not have a doctor’s recommendation.

You have to be a legally licensed MMJ user from another state with the valid card. To get the card, you should apply via OMMA.

You cannot get the MMJ program patient card expiration date grace. To renew a weed card, you simply apply for another one.

For now, the number of applications received for a weed card exceeds 400,000. The number of applications approved is over 377,000.

It’s white and blue, with your photo and name on it, indicating if you are a patient or a caregiver. There is an expiration date there, your patient’s ID, and the OMMA logo.

All OK MMC’s aare processed and issued by OMMA, so you’ll need to apply for a minor’s card there. You’ll need a doctor’s prescription and all necessary docs.

Family members or assistants who help MMJ patients purchase or administer their cannabis, may apply for a caregiver license at the OMMA webpage.

Typical weed card is never free. Yet, you can meet some suggestions to get a free marijuana medical card for Oklahoma. They are 100% fake. For the lowest MMJ card costs with the best service you should address Dr.Weedy.

• You can legally buy medical weed yourself, if you are 18 and older
• Weed is available for you in all OK dispensaries
• No need to worry about what kind of pot you buy, with the MMJ card in OK you can acquire high CBD strains, oils, weed strains that increase libido, etc.
• You can purchase more cannabis at once — two ounces and more instead of one
• You can have a caregiver to pick up your weed

Also, for Dr.Weedy clients

• No risks to lose money — 100% guarantee
• You don’t pay before your application is approved
• No need to go anywhere, everything happens online
• Cheapest weed cards in OK
• Cooperation with the best cannabis clinics in the state

According to the weed laws by State Oklahoma, you have to be 18 years old and older to buy and grow cannabis. Yet, there is a medical marijuana program for minors. If you think that your kid needs CBD for any health issues, all you need is to apply for a minors’ MMC — Dr.Weedy can help — and your child will become an approved MMJ patient. Kids can get weed with no THC only.

If you don’t have residence it is still possible to get a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma. The only difference is that Oklahoma citizens’ licenses last for 2 years. Without residency, only a temporary medical mj card is available, non-residents should make an online application at OMMA. You need a license from another state and all docs required. The card will be valid for 30 days from the issue date, but not longer than the date of expiration of the other-state license.

The latest you will get an email about your Oklahoma medical marijuana card is 14 business days after the application is sent. If you get the email stating that your MMJ card petition is incomplete, you still can get your medical cannabis card. Go to your OMMA acc and edit your application. It also can be denied, in this case you’ll get an email with the explanation why your request has been rejected.

No, you cannot buy medicinal cannabis in OK with just a doctor’s recommendation. Still, it is possible to purchase weed before receiving a card. You can print out the MMC acceptance email with the number of your licence and any of your identification cards. The dispensary workers will just have to check your number at the OMMA website.

On the OMMA website, you can find the full catalogue of all MMJ certified dispensaries with over 2000 businesses listed there. You’ll see the license number, city and address, phone number, email, anything you need to find the closest place to buy weed.

No, you can come in and look at the shelves as a visitor. No one can forbid you from entering medical cannabis dispensaries as long as you don’t want to buy weed. They won’t sell you anything before you provide the seller with the MMC or the approval letter.

Medical-grade marijuanas, including medical CBD oil, are available in all dispensaries of Oklahoma state. All you need is to have a license number in the state’s MMJ registry.

You cannot buy legal marijuanas in Oklahoma without MMC. It is obligatory to be registered at OMMA and have either the physical cannabis card or the approval letter from the Authority with the issued card number.

At the beginning of 2020, the OK Senate passed the Bill #959, which clarifies that the preclusion to have and buy a gun for illegal drug users and possessors does not relate to those who have a medical cannabis legal card.

A licensed MMJ patient or a caregiver does not need any special permission to become a grower in Oklahoma. With the weed card, you can grow cannabis plants for your own use. There is a couple of simple rules to follow:

• you should grow your weed on the property that belongs to you or to someone who gave you the permission to grow cannabis;
• your plants should not be seen from the street;
• it has to be a closed place with no access to someone else but you;
• you cannot process weed involving explosive or hazardous materials (propane, gasoline, etc.)

You don’t have to pay fees for growing weed for yourself. In case you plan to make some extra money growing medicinal weed for others, you’ll need the grower license. Having it, you’ll be able to sell MMJ to dispensaries and processors.

A regular medicinal weed card holder can grow up to 12 cannabis plants, 6 of them can be seeding, and 6 — mature. Those who have a commercial MMJ license can grow as many plants as they want.

Yes. There is no note or clause in the existing legislation that says anything about being a felon or having any criminal background in terms of getting a medicinal weed card.

There is no need to go to some special place with MMJ cards, all you need is the internet connection. Contact Dr.Weedy, and we’ll give you an OK weed card.

You cannot be discriminated against in the workplace due to your participation in the OK state MMJ program. However, particular actions may be taken by an employer if:

• your marijuana patient status may cause your employer any financial loss;
• you bring weed to your working place;
• you smoke pot at work;
• you perform your duties under the influence of cannabis.

There is a list of safety-sensitive professions, those that deal with:

• any explosive or hazardous materials;
• driving;
• operating or maintaining heavy machinery;
• firefighting;
• electricity or gas;
• medical, childcare or any caregiving services;

MMJ patients may be denied when getting these jobs (e.g. teacher, nurse, vets, etc.) All other professions are available for MMJ card holders, for example, you can get a real estate brokers license, become an attorney, etc.

No, an employer cannot fire a MMJ patient basing only on this status.

Any information about your health issues and treatment is confidential and cannot be accessible by anyone but you and your doctor. Thus, neither you cannot look up if your workers take medicinal weed, nor your employer can see the same information about you.