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Updated 14/08/2025
Beginning August 1, 2025, North Dakota medical marijuana cards are valid for two years, pursuant to Senate Bill 2294. Patients must still obtain an annual recertification from a licensed healthcare provider to remain eligible for continued participation in the program. To avoid any lapse in lawful access to medical cannabis, cardholders should complete their renewal before their card’s expiration date.
It is advisable to start the renewal process at least a few weeks before your current medical marijuana card expires. This ensures that there is no lapse in your legal access to medical cannabis.
Starting August 1, 2025, the renewal fee for a North Dakota medical marijuana card (which now remains valid for two years) is a non-refundable $40, in accordance with Senate Bill 2294.
Yes, qualifying patients must obtain written certifications for medical marijuana use from licensed healthcare providers before they can renew their expiring medical marijuana cards. A licensed healthcare provider who is a physician, physician assistant, or an advanced practice registered nurse is allowed to evaluate qualifying patients and recommend them for medical cannabis therapy in North Dakota. The healthcare provider must have a bona fide provider-patient relationship with a patient in order to recertify them for medical cannabis when renewing their medical marijuana card.
If your North Dakota medical marijuana card expires, you will lose legal access to medical cannabis. It is essential to renew your card before it expires to avoid any disruptions in your medical cannabis therapy.