How To Renew Georgia Medical Marijuana Card Online

How to Renew Georgia Medical Marijuana Card in 2025

• Visit your certifying physician: Schedule an appointment with a physician who is treating you for a condition approved under the low-THC oil law. The physician must conduct an examination to review your condition before issuing a low-THC oil recertification.
• Have your physician complete the required forms: Your physician must fill out the low-THC oil waiver form and the physician certification form. You can check the status of your renewal card using the status tool on the Georgia low-THC oil registry.
• Pick up your card: Once printed, your card will be sent to your local county health department for pick up. A low-THC oil service representative will contact you within 15 business days from the date of your application completion. You must present valid identification, such as a driver's license or state-issued ID, to pick up your card.

How Often Do You Have to Renew Your Georgia Medical Marijuana Card?

The Georgia low-THC oil registry card is valid for two years from the issue date.

When To Renew Your Medical Card in Georgia?

It is advisable to begin the renewal process shortly before the expiration of your current low-THC oil registry card to ensure continuous access to low-THC oil.

What Is The Cost To Renew Medical Marijuana Card in Georgia?

A Georgia low-THC oil registry ID card renewal costs $25. However, a consultation fee may apply when you visit your physician for recertification.

Do I Need To See a Doctor To Renew My Medical Marijuana Card in Georgia?

Yes, at the expiration of your current low-THC oil registry card, you must consult with your physician about your continued eligibility. The certifying physician must have an active MD (Doctor of Medicine) or DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) license in good standing with the Georgia Composite Medical Board.

What Happens If My Georgia Medical Marijuana Card Expires

If your Georgia medical marijuana card expires, you will need to consult with your physician to verify your eligibility and complete the necessary forms for a new card. It is essential to maintain a valid card to legally possess and use low-THC oil in Georgia.

Useful links

• check status tool
• recognize your registration from another state