Renew Your Peoria Medical Marijuana Card Online

First, you need to meet with a provider to obtain a Healthcare Provider Cerification. At Elevate Holistics, you can have your appointment & form in the same day! After, you will apply with the state and they will issue a provisional letter immediately after submission with final approval taking 1-2 weeks.

To complete the Adult Patient application, you will need a Healthcare Provider Certification Form, signed by a healthcare practitioner, a photo ID & pay the state fee. A copy of your photo ID can be either a valid driver’s license, state issued ID, or Passport. Please note that if the address on this document does not match your current residence you will be require to upload proof of residency as well. The state fee is dependant on whether you want your card for one year ($50), two years ($100), or three years ($125), unless you are applying for the reduced fee of one year ($25), two years ($50), or three years ($75). Then, you need to provide one of the following: – Social Security Disability Benefit notice (SSDI) – Supplemental Security Income Payment (SSI) – US Railroad Retirement Board Disability – Veteran Status

There are 2 costs associated wtih getting your MMJ card in Illinois. The first is your appointment cost for obtaining your Healthcare Provider Certificatoin Form, which varies depending on where you get it. At Elevate Holistics, first time patient appointments are $130 and renewals are just $85! Next, the state fee is dependant on whether you want your card for one year ($50), two years ($100), or three years ($125), unless you are applying for the reduced fee of one year ($25), two years ($50), or three years ($75). Then, you need to provide one of the following: – Social Security Disability Benefit notice (SSDI) – Supplemental Security Income Payment (SSI) – US Railroad Retirement Board Disability – Veteran Status

You’ll need to renew your card when your expiration date is approaching, which depends on whether you selected a one, two, or three year term for the card. You can check the expiration date on your card by logging in to your MCPP account.

Yes, you can, as long as you’re 21 or over. Illinois allows caregivers for certain types of medical marijuana patients. These include children as well as people with some terminal illnesses and some veterans.

Illinois medical marijuana patients can purchase 2.5 ounces of marijuana every 14 days. This is the maximum amount that medical users can possess at one time. Doctors can recommend higher possession limits for patients if necessary. Possession limits for medical marijuana patients are much higher than they are for recreational users, and patients cannot give away their medical cannabis. Adult-use consumers can buy up to 30 grams at once.

You can click here to learn more about Illinois marijuana laws.

Illinois law grants registered medical marijuana patients the legal authority to cultivate up to five marijuana plants within their homes for personal use. In contrast, recreational marijuana consumers in the state are not afforded this legal right and cannot engage in the cultivation of cannabis plants in their residences.

Yes, there are a few other states that will accept a medical marijuana card from Illinois. These are Arkansas, Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Utah, and Washington DC.