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Can I get an MMJ Card for my child in New Mexico?
Minors under 18 can qualify for a New Mexico medical marijuana card with consent from a parent or legal guardian who will serve as their caregiver.
An online consultation with a Leafwell healthcare provider costs $99. You will not be charged if your child is not approved.
Information for minor applicants:
- Patients and caregivers must have different email addresses. If your child does not have an email account, one will need to be created to complete the state application.
- If not the parent of the minor, guardianship documentation will need to be provided.
- The birth certificate is required for the patient application; a driver’s license or state-issued identification will be required for the caregiver application.
- The Parental/Guardianship Consent Form will need to be completed, in addition to signing the application.
- Parents can sign on the minor’s behalf.
Minor patient registration instructions can be found on page 14 here.