Get Your Nevada Medical Marijuana Card With My MMJ Doctor

Here’s how you can apply for the registration process:

• Register with the Medical Marijuana Program through the online registry.
• Fill out the application form with your details.
• You can assign a caregiver if required.
• Obtain your physician’s signature for the application in that you are certified for your debilitating medical condition.
• You can scan and apply with a copy of a Nevada state identification card. You will also require to show your driver’s license as your permanent residency proof.
• You can pay the $50 non-refundable registration fee for your card.

A person who suffers from any following health medical conditions can qualify for the Nevada Medical Marijuana Card:

• Anorexia
• Anxiety disorder
• Autism
• Autoimmune disease
• Cachexia, or wasting syndrome
• Cancer
• Glaucoma
• HIV/AIDS
• Neuropathic conditions
• Persistent muscle spasms,
• Seizures, including those caused by epilepsy
• Severe nausea or pain,
• Severe or chronic pain

• In Nevada, caregivers must prove that they are residents of the state with valid proof such as a driver’s license or identification card.
• A caregiver must be 21 years of age or older.
• Caregivers must follow specific possession laws and are allowed to purchase up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana every two weeks on behalf of their patient.
• Also, being Nevada caregivers, they are exempt from the state rule that bars cultivation within 25 miles of an operational dispensary.

• To get your Nevada Medical Marijuana Card, you must be a resident of Nevada and should have a valid proof of residency or Nevada ID.
• If a person is under 18, then he/she must have permission from their guardians who are in charge of their medical decisions. And the person must act as a minor’s primary caregiver.

1. In Nevada, the Possession and cultivation limits of cannabis vary for medical users, recreational users, and caregivers.
2. People suffering from certain disorders can possess a better quality of marijuana with fewer taxes and consume more amount of marijuana than a recreational one.
3. A person who is using marijuana for their health conditions can possess up to 2.5 ounces of medical cannabis. Whereas, adults 21 and over may possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana or 1/8 ounce of cannabis concentrate.
4. They can also cultivate 12 cannabis plants only if they live 25 miles away from the medical dispensaries.
5. In some cases, a caregiver can become exempt from the 25-mile exemption.

• If a person fails to provide the required documents
• If a person fails to qualify for one of the medical conditions
• If a person fails to follow the rules adopted by the Department of Health and Human Services and the Administrator of the Division of Public and Behavioral Health (DPBH)
• If a person provides falsifying information,
• If the physician who provides recommendations is not licensed,
• If a person is under 18 years of age, and the parents or legal guardian with responsibility for the person has not signed the written statement required
• If the DPBH determines that the applicant or the designated primary caregiver knowingly or intentionally sold a controlled substance
• If the DPBH has previously prohibited the applicant from acquiring or using a registry identification card.

• Nevada allows both recreational and medicinal use. The use of medical marijuana was legalized in 2000, and recreational use was legalized in the year 2017.
• In Nevada, people are allowed to keep a grower’s license, but people are not allowed to grow their own marijuana unless they live more than 25 miles from a licensed dispensary.
• In Nevada, people are allowed to distribute marijuana.
• Medicinal cannabis products cost lower than recreational products.
• Nevada is a state which recognizes reciprocity for out-of-state marijuana cardholders.
• Medical Marijuana users are not subjected to the 10% sales tax, unlike recreational users.
• Patients who hold medical marijuana cards may be under 21, whereas recreational users must be 21 or older.