HOW TO GET
A Nevada Medical Marijuana Card

The Nevada Marijuana Card Registry is a confidential state database used to verify your status as a medical marijuana patient in Nevada. To be considered eligible, you must first be evaluated and recommended for the use of medical marijuana by a licensed and qualified doctor. Dr. Green Relief Las Vegas Marijuana Doctors help many patients enroll in the Nevada Marijuana Card Registry program. The process is simple!

1. Initial Evaluation: Our Las Vegas Marijuana Doctors will provide you with a comprehensive medical evaluation and review your medical history. At that time the doctor will discuss the risks and benefits associated with using medical marijuana for your condition and make a recommendation for the use of cannabis accordingly.
2. Nevada Marijuana Registry Card Application: After being recommended by one of our qualified Las Vegas Marijuana Doctors the next step is to enroll in the Nevada Marijuana Card State Registry Program. This process begins at the doctor’s office. Your Nevada drivers license is scanned and your uniquely generated state registry packet is printed at our office directly from the state. The packet is simple and consists of the following pages:
   • Applicant Information
   • Attending Physician’s Statement
   • Waiver Of Liability Release
   • Acknowledgement
3. Submit Completed Packet To State For Processing: After completing your packet at the doctor’s office you will send it to the state along with the state-imposed fee of either $50 for a 1-year card or $100 for a 2-year card.
4. Receive State Approval Letter: Once your Nevada Marijuana Card Registry packet is successfully processed and approved by the State, you will receive your State approval letter good for 60 days. You will now be able to access the dispensaries to obtain your medical marijuana. Your Nevada Medical Marijuana Card issued by the State will arrive at your home address and will be valid for either 1 or 2 years depending on the physician certified you for.

Although our Las Vegas Marijuana Doctors provide same day appointments, The state typically processes and approves applications within 24-72 hours. The amount of time it takes to process your Nevada Marijuana Card application can vary based on the amount of volume the state is processing at the time your application is received.

In the event, you need to contact the state regarding the status of your application, or for general questions, you may do so by phone mail or fax. If you are unable to get ahold of someone at the state office by phone, please be sure to leave them a voicemail with your information. Typically calls are returned from the state within 24hrs.

Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health
Medical Marijuana Registry
4150 Technology Way, Suite 104
Carson City, NV 89706
Phone (775) 687-7594
Fax (775) 684-4156

• Providing false or incomplete information on your application
• Not providing proof of your qualifying medical condition
• Not providing proof that you have consulted with your physician about using medical marijuana
• If the physician backing your application is not licensed or not in good standing
• If you are under eighteen (18) and your parent or guardian did not sign the required statement for your application
• If you or your designated primary caregiver has felony conviction of a drug related crime
• If you or your designated primary caregiver has ever possessed drugs in jail or delivered drugs to someone in jail
• If you have failed to follow any regulations mandated by the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services
• If the Nevada State Health Division has previously prohibited you from obtaining a Registry Identification Card.

If your application for your Nevada Medical Marijuana Card is denied, you can reapply after six (6) months have passed since the date your application was denied. If the application was only denied because it was incomplete, you can re-apply immediately. (NRS 453A.210) If you are accepted and receive your Nevada Medical Marijuana Card but your membership is later revoked, then you may not reapply for another twelve (12) months. (NRS.453A.225) Our team of Las Vegas Marijuana Doctors will help ensure your application is complete and ready to be approved.

The Nevada State Health Division maintains the confidentiality of all applicants to the Nevada Medical Marijuana Program, including the identity of the medical marijuana user, the user’s designated primary caregiver, and the user’s physician. However, if the state or local law enforcement ever questions your lawfulness in possessing medical marijuana, the Department of Health and Human Services may release your information to them to verify whether you are registered with the Nevada Medical Marijuana Program.