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Updated 01/08/2024
Montana patients and caregivers must renew their medical marijuana cards annually. The CCD usually sends notification emails to cardholders 30 days before their cards expire.
Patients should renew their medical recommendations annually before applying for a medical marijuana card renewal. Applications for card renewal must be submitted within 60 days after obtaining the physician’s statement.
The cost to renew a medical marijuana card in Montana is $20. The Montana Cannabis Control Division accepts electronic payment methods such as debit or credit card and ACH. Patients can also pay by mail via cash, check, or money order, and instructions for sending payments via Dropbox are available in the CCD Payment Guide.
Yes, Montana medical marijuana card renewal requires medical statements from state-licensed physicians. An eligible patient, aged 18 or older, must obtain a signed CCD Physician Statement from a licensed Medical Doctor or Doctor of Osteopathy. Minors must provide a CCD Physician Statement for Minors signed by two licensed physicians or a neurologist or epileptologist.
If your Montana medical marijuana card expires, you will no longer be legally permitted to purchase or use medical marijuana. It is crucial to renew your card before the expiration date to avoid any disruption in access to medical marijuana. Temporary cards can be used while waiting for the issuance of physical cards.