Get Your Florida Medical Marijuana Card With My MMJ Doctor

As delineated by Amendment 2, the below-mentioned health conditions qualify for medical marijuana treatment in Florida.

• PTSD
• Seizures
• Epilepsy
• Parkinson’s disease
• Multiple sclerosis
• Crohn’s disease
• Glaucoma
• Chronic muscle spasms
• HIV/AIDS
• ALS
• Cancer
• Or other similarly serious medical conditions.

In addition to the qualifying conditions mentioned above, Senate Bill 8A also allows the consumption of medical marijuana for other diagnosable and debilitating diseases, including chronic pain, anxiety, migraines, depression, or any other.

• Utility bill that must be no more than two months old
• State ID Card
• Driving License
• Copy of a lease agreement or a house deed
• Passport

Along with the permanent residents, Senate Bill 8A also indicates that the patients who meet the definition of being a seasonal resident may qualify to hit the dispensaries and can possess and consume Medical Marijuana within Florida state boundaries. The term “seasonal resident” means any individual who temporarily resides within the state for at least 31 consecutive days each year. Also, the individual maintains the temporary residence in the state and visits its jurisdiction each year. It is also notable that the individual is registered to pay income tax or vote under some other state’s jurisdiction.

• Florida’s permanent and seasonal residents with a debilitating qualifying condition may be eligible for an MMJ Florida.
• The seasonal residents must reside in the state for at least 31 consecutive days each year.
• The person will get the Florida medical marijuana card only if the medical Doctor approves the debilitating condition.
• The minors must have recommendations from two medical doctors, and their legal guardians must provide consent.

• Certain areas in Florida have made considerable efforts in the process of decriminalization of Medical Marijuana Consumption.
• Few cities cite fines rather than imprisoning the residents who acquire 20 grams of Medical Marijuana or less.
• The state remains in an indeterminate state when the licensing for dispensing medical marijuana comes into focus.
• The patient must recertify the medical marijuana card every 70 days by consulting the Florida medical marijuana doctors.
• The patient must apply for the Medical Marijuana Consumption Registry Identification Card with the Florida Department of Health Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) with a mandatory fee of $75.
• A Medical Marijuana Card in Florida is valid for 210 Days.
• You need to renew the card within the time frame.

The state legislature will send you a physical and a hard-copy medical marijuana card once the application is approved.