How Can Shaw Patients Renew Their Missouri Medical Marijuana Cards?

Medical marijuana patient cards have expiration dates.
A Shaw resident who wants to remain an active qualifying patient must renew the identification card before it expires.
Under Missouri's current program, approved patient cards are generally valid for three years. Renewals can be submitted beginning 60 days before expiration.

When Should a Shaw Patient Begin the Renewal Process?

Missouri provides a 60-day renewal window before expiration.
Because the state may take up to 30 days to review the renewal, patients are encouraged to submit sufficiently early rather than waiting until the card is about to expire.

What Is Required to Renew a Missouri Patient ID?

A Shaw patient generally needs to:

• Check the expiration date on the existing patient card. Arrange a new medical cannabis evaluation. Obtain a new electronic physician or nurse practitioner certification.
• Log in to Missouri's cannabis registry. Begin the renewal application.
• Update any information that has changed. Provide current required documentation. Update cultivation details when applicable.
• Pay the renewal fee.
• Submit the application for review. Download the renewed patient ID after approval.

 

Missouri requires patient renewal applicants to obtain a new medical certification dated no more than 30 days before the renewal application is submitted.

For How Long Is a Renewed Medical Card Valid?

Missouri patient cards are generally valid for three years.
When a renewal is approved early, Missouri sets the renewed card to expire three years from the original expiration date rather than shortening the existing registration period.