Do I Qualify for a Medical Marijuana Card?
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Medical Marijuana Qualifying Conditions
Select your state above to see the qualifying conditions for that state's medical marijuana program.
How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card
- 1
Check Your Eligibility
Use the free checker above — takes under 60 seconds.
- 2
Book Your Evaluation
Meet a licensed doctor online — same-day slots available.
- 3
Get Certified
Receive your physician certification after approval.
- 4
Register With Your State
Submit your application and receive your card.
Frequently Asked Questions
You may be eligible if you have a condition recognized by your state's medical marijuana program. A licensed physician must review your medical information and determine whether you meet the applicable requirements. The fastest way to check is the free eligibility checker on this page pick your state, select your condition, and you'll get an instant preliminary result. A licensed doctor then confirms everything during your evaluation.
If your result looks good, the next step is a short telehealth evaluation with a doctor licensed in your state. If the doctor certifies you, you submit your application to the state and receive your medical marijuana card. Most patients finish the entire process within a week or two.
Not always. Some states ask for proof of a diagnosis, while others rely on the doctor's evaluation. If you have medical records, keep them handy — they make the process smoother. And if the doctor can't certify you, you're covered by a full money-back guarantee.
A new MMJ evaluation is $99 and a renewal evaluation is $75. State registration fees, if your state requires them, are paid separately to the state and are set by the state — there are no hidden fees from us.
Most patients complete their doctor evaluation the same day they book. After that, state processing usually takes anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on where you live.
Some states recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards, others don't. If you travel, always check the rules of the state you're visiting before carrying or using cannabis there.
The information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not medical or legal advice. Qualifying conditions and program rules change — always confirm with your state's official program. Applying for a medical marijuana card does not guarantee certification by a practitioner or approval by the state.