Medical marijuana cards in Utah are valid for one year. Temporary and provisional medical marijuana card renewal dates may vary based on the decisions of the Compassionate Use Board. Provisional cards are for minor patients, while temporary cards are issued to non-resident patients.
Patients should start the renewal process before their current medical marijuana card expires. This ensures there is no lapse in their certification and they can continue to use medical cannabis legally in Utah.
The cost to renew a medical marijuana card in Utah is $15. This fee must be paid on the EVS during the renewal application.
Yes, medical cannabis patients in Utah must be examined and re-certified by a medical provider before they can renew their medical marijuana cards. The Utah Medical Cannabis Act specifies that eligible providers include medical doctors (MD), doctors of osteopathy (DO), podiatrists (DPM), advanced practice registered nurses (APRN), and physician assistants (PA).
If your Utah medical marijuana card expires, you will not be legally allowed to purchase or use medical cannabis until you have successfully renewed your card. It is essential to complete the renewal process promptly to avoid any interruptions in your medical cannabis use.