Mississippi State Process

Congratulations on getting approved for your medical certification.

Per state regulations, you must apply to the state within 60 days to receive your medical card.

Here's a guide to what you need to do next.

Before you start, have the following ready:

  • Digital photo
  • Proof of State Residency (residential ownership deed, lease/rental documents, power bill, gas bill, water bill, vehicle registration)
  • MS Driver's License or MS State ID
  • Caregiver Authorization (if applicable)
  • MS Medicaid Participant Document Proof/MS Medicaid card (if applicable)
  • Disabled Veteran or Disabled First Responder Document Proof (if applicable)

Getting Your Mississippi Medical Marijuana Card:

  1. Register as a new user with the state here.
  2. Receive an email to confirm your email address and click the link to verify your email address.
  3. Once logged in, click "Create New Application," then click, "New Patient Registration."
  4. Under the "General Information" section, complete all requirements (including your name, social security, phone number, and ID number).
  5. Under the "Contact Information" section, complete all requirements.
  6. Under "Certifying Practitioner/Condition Information," click "View Available Certifications." If there is no certificate on file, please wait. It typically takes a provider 24-48 hours to submit your details.
  7. Once selected, check the information and click "Save & Next."
  8. If applicable, input the required information under "Caregiver Information." If you do not need a caregiver, select "No" and move on.
  9. Answer all required prompts in the "Questions and Attestations" section and complete the digital signature at the bottom of the page.
  10. Under "Documents," upload the following:
    1. Your digital photograph (passport style)
    2. Proof of residency
    3. Proof of ID
    4. Caregiver authorization (if applicable)
  11. Submit your non-refundable state application fee (by credit card or ACH).
  12. Once submitted, you will need to wait for state approval.
  13. Once approved, you can view and download or print your digital card.

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