Renewal Time Frame?

cephalopod

Well-Known Member
Vote early and vote often. I sent mine in about 3 months early and still had 4 days with paper. Just my experience.
 

rasputin71

Well-Known Member
The recent posts I saw about renewals said they were much faster than the original cards, often within a month. I plan to renew at least 3 months before mine expires to be safe.
 

fletchman

Active Member
If you renew early, does your new card start the day your old card expires? Or do you get fucked on the exp. date like the 1st card?

Has anyone here got their 2nd card yet?
 

tooldini

Active Member
I have a question about Dr. recertifications? I have not been to my family Dr. since I got my card do you think this will matter?
 
mine took 3 weeks to get renewed.
If you go to a family Dr./ you should get a checkup on your condition every 6 months to make it legal.
"How is your condition Tooldini?"
"It hurts Doc."
"Why havent I seen you before now if it hurts?"
"Uh, I...Uhhhhh it didnt start hurting till now"
always keep a history going in your doctors office.

Or better yet have them classify your condition as Chronic and that it lasts as long as you are alive.

I have a blood disorder so as long as my heart is beating it gives me pain....pain=mmj=relief
 

tooldini

Active Member
thanks alot man, the only bad part about me is I use for my asthma and since I don't get nearly as many headaches because I don't use nearly as much asthma meds. I guess I will make an appointment for my headaches anyway. They should approve for asthma so I don't have to kinda lie LOL
 

skiweeds

Active Member
im a caregiver and it took 2 months to come in for my last patients renewal. i'd do 3 months early to be safe.
 
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