| The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority is now distributing many supporting documentation forms for medical marijuana patients. While the patient application form, itself, is not available until August 25th, many of the supporting documents are available for patients planning a trip to their clinician. The rules state that the patient application must be submitted within 30 days of attaining a physician's recommendation. The Board of Health indicated that physicians need to be registered in the MMA database of recommending physicians prior to making these patient recommendations. The OMMA set up an online process of registering as an Oklahoma board certified physician. The key document is not yet online. that document is the application of the patient. It may be that some legal matters have required the Board of Health to revise the rules before that application sets in motion the process of getting the license. The Health department could issue mm licenses today, but they indicated that they will delay until they must issue (which is August 25th) |  |
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A medical marijuana patient license allows an individual with an approved application to legally buy, use, and grow medical marijuana and medical marijuana products in Oklahoma. This license will be in the form of an identification card that can be used to prove an individual is a license holder. This card will contain the individual’s name, photo, date of birth, city and county of residence, the type of license, the date the license expires, and the patient’s unique medical marijuana license number. How long does my patient license last? A patient license is valid for two years from the date it is issued, unless the license is revoked by OMMA. How do I apply? Applications and payment will be collected through an online system. This system will be available at omma.ok.gov by August 25, 2018. You will need a valid email address to login to this system. This email address will be used to send you notices once you create an account. What information do I need to provide in the application? You need to supply the following information in your application for a patient license:
You need to supply the following unexpired, valid documentation in your application for a patient license:
The standard application fee is $100. Individuals who provide acceptable proof of Medicaid (SoonerCare) or Medicare enrollment will pay a reduced fee of $20. Application fees will be paid by Visa or MasterCard credit or debit card. An additional credit card processing fee will be added to the transaction. These application and processing fees are non-refundable. If you are not approved to receive a license for any reason, your payment will not be refunded. How do I get a doctor’s recommendation? You will need to visit your doctor and have him or her complete and sign the Adult Patient Physician Recommendation Form. You will need to provide a digital copy of this form when you submit your application through the online system. This form must be dated within 30 days of the date you apply. For instance, if your physician signs the recommendation form on September 30, you must submit your application by October 30. What happens after I apply? Once you submit your application, it will be reviewed by OMMA staff. If it is deemed complete and meets all requirements, program staff will mail you an approval letter with your identification card within 14 days of your application submission date. If your application is incomplete due to unclear or missing information or documents, you will receive email correspondence stating the reason(s) it is incomplete. You will be able to log back in to your account to fix these issues. Your submission date is the date you provide a complete application. If your application is reviewed and denied because you do not meet all the requirements, you will be mailed a denial letter stating the reason(s) for denial within 14 days of submission. Who will check my license identification card? You will need to show your medical marijuana identification card and another form of identification any time you purchase medical marijuana at a dispensary or have marijuana taken to a processor to be concentrated. Law enforcement may also require that you show your identification card to prove that you are licensed to legally use and possess medical marijuana. |  Physician Recommendation  Caregiver Designation  Withdrawal of Caregiver Authorization  Physician Registry What if I need someone to help me buy or use medical marijuana? Caregiver licenses are available for caregivers of certain patients who can provide documentation from a physician that they need a caregiver. This documentation is part of the Adult Patient Physician Recommendation Form and can be provided by you when you submit your application or at a later date by accessing your online account. You can only have one licensed caregiver at a time and your caregiver must submit an application that meets all requirements to receive a caregiver license. This includes the requirement that your caregiver must provide an Adult Patient Caregiver Designation Form signed by you. Can I change my caregiver? Yes, you can submit the Patient Withdrawal of Caregiver Form to withdraw your current caregiver. If you would like to designate another caregiver, they will need to complete a separate caregiver application with another Adult Patient Caregiver Designation Form signed by you. These documents are subject to change. We are saving the current forms on our own server, for future reference. |
