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No. Montana does not accept out-of-state medical marijuana cards. To legally purchase or use medical marijuana in Montana, you must be registered with the Montana Medical Marijuana Program and hold a Montana-issued card approved by the Montana Department of Revenue.

Montana medical marijuana cardholders may possess up to 1 ounce of usable marijuana at a time. You may purchase 1 ounce per day and 5 ounces per 30 days, with the option to request a higher monthly limit through the state program.

Yes. If your condition requires a higher amount of medical marijuana, Montana law allows patients to apply for an increased monthly limit with documentation from a Montana-licensed physician. Requests are reviewed by the Montana Department of Revenue.

You must renew your Montana medical marijuana card every year before it expires. To avoid delays, the state recommends completing your renewal at least 45 days before the expiration date through the Montana Department of Revenue’s online portal, including a new physician certification.

With My MMJ Doctor, the evaluation fee is $149 for new patients and $129 for renewals. Physician recommendations are issued only if you are approved by a Montana-licensed physician. Montana charges a $20 state application or renewal fee and a $10 replacement card fee, both paid to the Montana Department of Revenue.

Yes. Montana charges a $20 state application fee for a medical cannabis registry identification card administered by the Montana Department of Revenue. This fee applies when you first apply and when you renew your card. The state fee is separate from any doctor evaluation cost, which is paid directly to the healthcare provider.

Yes. With a Montana medical marijuana card, you may grow up to 4 mature plants and 4 seedlings at home. Plants must be kept in a secure, private location and grown in compliance with rules enforced by the Montana Department of Revenue.

Yes. In Montana, caregivers (called designated purchasers) must be registered with the state. A patient may designate up to two caregivers, who must be added and approved during the application or renewal process through the Montana Department of Revenue before purchasing or handling medical marijuana.

After you submit your application through the state portal, you can print a temporary card immediately. Your permanent card is typically mailed within 30 days of approval.

Only a Montana-licensed physician (MD or DO) can evaluate you for a medical marijuana card. The physician must be authorized to certify patients under the Montana Medical Marijuana Program and complete the required Physician’s Statement if you qualify.