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Michigan Medical Marihuana Program
The Michigan Medical Marihuana Program (MMMP) is a state registry program within the Bureau of Health Professions at the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. The program will administer the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act as approved by Michigan voters on November 4, 2008. The program will implement the statutory tenets of this act in such a manner that protects the public and assures the confidentiality of its participants.

New! Updated application and renewal packets and an updated change form are now available for downloading.

EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MAY 9, 2011 -- IN AN EFFORT TO PROTECT PERSONAL INFORMATION AND LIMITED STAFFING RESOURCES, THE MEDICAL MARIHUANA REGISTRY PROGRAM WILL NO LONGER DATE-STAMP COPIES OF HAND DELIVERED APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SENT BY U.S. MAIL TO THE ADDRESS INDICATED ON THE APPLICATION.

RENEWAL APPLICATION INFORMATION pdf logo

Currently staff is issuing registry ID cards for valid original applications received in early April. Additionally, registry ID cards are being issued for valid renewal applications received for registrations expiring in July.

To assist our staff in expediting and processing a renewal application, make sure you submit your application on a Renewal Application with your registry ID number on the form.

Program Status Update (9/22/2011): Application Forms and Instructions are available for printing from this website.

Program Statistics:

181,303 original and renewal applications received since April 6, 2009.
105,458 patient registrations issued.
The number of caregivers will be posted as soon as an accurate number can be obtained.
19,705 applications denied -- most due to incomplete application or missing
documentation.
Applications are reviewed within 15 days of receipt. Incomplete applications are denied and applicants are then notified of denial by certified and regular mail.
Complete applications, change forms and reapplications for previous denials are then processed in the date order in which they are received. If a denial letter is not received, then the application is deemed valid. The statute currently allows for a copy of the application submitted to serve as a valid registry identification if the card is not issued within 20 days of its submission to the department. At this time, we are unable to issue valid registry identification cards within the statutory time frame with the resources available to us. We continue to review and revise our processing methods in order to more efficiently process and issue the valid registry cards.
The staff is diligently working to process the applications and is having difficulty responding to all the voicemails left on the Medical Marihuana Registry phone line. We appreciate your patience and ask that applicants refrain from calling to inquire about the status of the application unless your original application was submitted prior to mid-March.
 

cephalopod

Well-Known Member
Where's the punch line?
We continue to review and revise our processing methods in order to more efficiently process and issue the valid registry cards.
The staff is diligently working to process the applications and is having difficulty responding to all the voicemails left on the Medical Marihuana Registry phone line.

So why don't we have a legal investigation to determine why a state office isn't upholding state law? Think the state will mind if I don't pay my taxes this year...the forms are confusing and I have other things I want to spend my money on. What bullshit, I bet an 8th grade computer class would be more successful at getting these out in a timely fashion. It's a piece of plastic...not rocket science, how the hell does the Secretary of State pull it off for only $12 and have it to you within weeks??
 
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