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Discuss your ailments with the doctor over a telehealth session. During your diagnosis, the doctor will ask you to describe your medical history in brief, and check if your medical condition lies under the qualifying conditions to get an MMJ Card in Oklahoma. After this 10-15 minute session, the doctor will approve you.

Visit the official website of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA). Create an account and submit the required paperwork (i.e. ID proof, Medicaid or Sooner Care, etc.). Also, make sure to attach the doctor’s approval.

Providing resident proof is mandatory. Not submitting proofs may result in disapproval of your application by OMMA. (The Validity time for applying is 90 days. Afterward, the doctor’s recommendation expires).

Oklahoma medical marijuana Authority takes an average of 14 days to review a patient’s submitted documents. After approval, OMMA dispatches the card by mail. Once received, a patient can start making purchases from an Oklahoma dispensary.

What is a Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card?

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card, also known as the OMMA Card, is a legal permit provided by the Oklahoma medical marijuana authority allowing people with any type of medical condition access to marijuana possession, cultivation, and consumption.

Is Marijuana Legal in Oklahoma?

The road to the legalization of medicinal marijuana in Oklahoma has been through many ups and downs. The journey of legalization started in April 2015 when Governor Mary Fallin signed HB 2154, the measure to permit clinical trials on CBD Oil. This law also authorized the distribution of CBD oil.