Annoucements
May 26: Access to our online registration system will be intermittent between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. while we perform maintenance.
May 30: Our office will be closed in observance of Memorial Day.
Available languages: Español
Today's processing times
May 22
Online applications and corrections received.
May 24
Online access requests received.
May 24
Emails received.
May 23
Mail-in applications received.
After your application is approved you can download your card to print it or display it on your mobile device.
- Log in to your account.
- Select the word "Active" next to your name under “Tracking Inbox: Patient Registration.”
- Click the blue “Print Card” button on the left side of the page to print your card or access it on a mobile device.
Upcoming changes for patients
Jan. 1, 2022
- Only first-time applicants 18-20 years old will need to submit certifications from two providers from two different medical practices when they apply. If the patient is homebound the providers do not need to be from different practices. Patients that have a valid registry identification card prior to Jan. 1, 2022 will maintain their current registration.
Feb. 14, 2022
- The application processing fee is $29.50.
Upcoming changes for providers
Jan. 1, 2022
Providers will need to include the following information on provider certifications.
- Patient address
- Recommending physician DEA
- The maximum THC potency level
- The recommended product, if any
- Directions for use
- The patient's daily authorized quantity, if such quantity exceeds the maximum statutorily allowed amount for the patient's age
We will continue to share more information about how these changes will affect the application process.
New form required by the Marijuana Enforcement Division
Starting Jan. 1, 2022 if a patient's provider authorizes them to purchase more than the statutory daily sales limit, they will need a Uniform Certification Form from the Marijuana Enforcement Division that has been completed by their recommending provider. The patient does not need to include this form with their application for a medical marijuana registry identification card as it is separate from the provider certification that is submitted to the Registry.
For more information about the form visit the Marijuana Enforcement Division's website.
Medical Marijuana Registry patients
Applications submitted online with all correct information are approved in 1-3 business days. Applications take longer to process if they are submitted with incorrect information or expired documents.
Medical Marijuana Registry health care providers
Review the qualifications for recommending medical marijuana for debilitating and/or disabling medical conditions in Colorado.