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HOW TO - a Guideline for Completing the Application for Registration in the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program.

Step (1) Get Forms from the OHD (among other sources) and begin the process of Applying. Get and fill out the Application for Registration in the Oregon Medical Marijuana Act Program. The OMMP sometimes has packets at the front desk (Oregon Health Division, 800 NE Oregon St., Portland, OR 97232) Or, call (971) 673-1234 and ask a representative of the Oregon Health Division for an OMMA application packet - or - write to OHD, P.O. Box 14450, Portland, OR 97293-0450 and they'll send you one. Or visit their website:   http://oregon.gov/DHS/ph/ommp/index.cfm   … and download forms from there.

NOTE: You must have a qualifying debilitating medical condition as listed on the Attending Physician's Statement. Debilitating Medical Condition: your physician Checks the appropriate boxes on the ATTENDING PHYSICIAN’S STATEMENT (see form )

1. Malignant neoplasm (Cancer)
2. Glaucoma
3. Positive status for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
4. Agitation due to Alzheimer’s Disease
5. A medical condition or treatment for a medical condition that produces for a specific patient one or more of the following: (check all that apply)

a. Cachexia
b. Severe pain
c. Severe nausea
d. Seizures, including but not limited to seizures caused by epilepsy
e. Persistent muscle spasms, including but not limited to spasms caused by multiple sclerosis

Form Instruction NOTES: (a) Please complete Part A of the Application Form. Please provide a copy of a photo identification card as requested. If information on the front of the card is not current (for example, if your address has changed) please also photocopy the back of the id. (b) If a person over the age of 18 provides assistance to you, and you would like for that person to also receive a registration card, please complete Part B of the form, and provide a copy of photo i.d. of the primary caregiver. [Note: there is no additional fee for a primary caregiver registration card.] (c) Completion of Part C is optional. Please be sure to sign your name in Part D. (d) If you are a minor (under the age of 18), your parent or guardian must complete the Declaration of Person with Primary Custody of a Minor form. The form must also be notarized.

Step (2) Set an appointment & have your doctor sign the Oregon Health Dept. form - or - get a copy of your chart notations showing medical marijuana "may help alleviate symptoms". Your physician must be an MD or a DO licensed to practice in Oregon under ORS 677. He or she must provide signed, valid, written documentation stating that you are his/her patient, that you have been diagnosed with a debilitating medical condition covered by the Act, and that the medical use of marijuana may mitigate the symptoms or effects of your condition. This documentation may be in the form of a copy of your chart notes, a letter, or the attached Attending Physician's Statement form. [Note: chart notes or a letter must include all elements of the Attending Physician's Statement form.]

Step (3) Send in your application with registration fee. In order for your application to be complete, a fee of must be paid by check or money order. The fee is determined by the following:

* $100 for new applications;
* $100 for renewal applications;
* $20 for applicants who are enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan or who receive federal Supplementary Social Security Income.

To qualify for the $20 fee, applicants must submit documentation that verifies they are on the Oregon Health Plan or are receiving Supplemental Social Security income. Please make payable to: Oregon Health Division and send payment with your application forms and/or other materials. All information will be verified.

Step (4) Wait. All information will be verified. Upon receipt of a complete application, you will be issued a medical marijuana registration card by the Oregon Health Division. Please call (971) 673-1234 if you have any questions.


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Sunday, December 4 at 03:41 PM:
Joe from Oregon wrote:
" I read that theses sleazy growers will go and sell your meds to dispensaries and cash out while your standing with your bong in your hands empty. I don't known how to approach this because I'm not getting results. These people take cards and sick people's meds without a thought about it. "

Sunday, December 4 at 03:37 PM:
Joe from Bend wrote:
" Debra this is for you. I'm having the same issues and still have not gotten a single gram. Things keep getting pushed back further and further. I was even threatened if I didn't stop asking questions that I would be fined . I figured out the grower info and the person that is named on the card doesn't even grown . "

Saturday, January 17 at 12:56 PM:
Mark from Eugene wrote:
" I am in the process of getting my OMMC and will then be a grower for myself and 3 others. I'm not ready yet, but I also currently work for a certified grower and know what I am doing. my email is gemalachi@gmail.com if you want to contact me in regards to being a grower for you. "

Tuesday, December 2 at 11:25 PM:
Tasha from Eugene wrote:
" In need of a grower as soon as possible. Please email me if you or anyone you know is willing and able: Tashamsanchez@gmail.com "

Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 03:09 PM:
Janice from San Jose Ca. been in Eugene since 1967 was here.

Saturday, November 24 at 12:21 PM:
Debra from Albany, Oregon wrote:
"Please help. I am the care giver for an OMMP patient who is dealing with a dishonest grower who is with holding his meds after a year of waiting for harvest. Who can we turn to to help as a moderator or give legal advice. I can go into more detail if you'd like. "

Wednesday, August 8, 2012 at 06:50 AM:
dee from eugene wrote:
"i am new to all of this in oregon my hubby and i would like to set up a gro and find connections in the area mostly advice on where to go what to say and not say. thanks for your help "

Wednesday, August 1 at 09:28 AM:
E Peterson from Eugene wrote:
" I am on disability for a fractured spine (back & neck) and I can not afford all these fees and it is so difficult to transport myself. I only use a very small amount for appetite, spasms and sleep. I am a 1 hit wonder! Lol! Is there any affordable programs and availibility of smaller 1/4oz per month or less? Thats everyone! email - gapeepers@gmail.com "

Thursday, July 12 at 02:31 PM:
Marino from Seaside OR wrote:
"How to get a card "

Sunday, April 15, 2012 at 07:57 PM:
mike from eugene wrote:
"If you need your OMMP card from a reliable medical marijuana clinic in Eugene please see www.ommpcard.com for the patient with qualifying conditions. "

Monday, February 27, 2012 at 02:47 PM:
Chic Irene from Lane County Eugene Area wrote:
"I am a OMMP card holder. I am looking for a grower or caregiver. I have had no luck finding anyone on my own. I am a mother of two small kids and if I can not medicate utter makes it almost impossible for me to take care of there needs. My illness makes me not keep or gain weight if I am in a cycle or flare up. I am currently. I hate posting things in public and asking for help. But I really need it not just for me but to take care of my boys. If anyone knows of someone that's looking for a new patient I would greatly appreciate the help in finding someone solid. Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

Chic Irene
Chicfernandez13@gmail.com "

Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at 07:34 PM:
Trace (on behalf of green-thumb) from BlueJean (Eugene) wrote:
" My friend Mr. Green Thumb, a good gardener/grower has a slot open for another patient. If you are interested email me at - Twoshoes1path@yahoo.com - and I will put you in touch with him. ...He brings good things to life."

Sunday, September 25, 2011 at 07:35 PM:
cg from eugene wrote:
"I have my medical mj card. Now were can I go to get my meds. Looking for a legitimate grower or smoke shop. Thanks in advance. "

Monday, February 21, 2011 at 08:47 PM:
J S from Eugene wrote:
"Southern Oregon Alternative Medicine is a great resource for current/seeking to be Medical patients. They have a doctor. You don't need medical records (though they help) It is located in Springfield, right downtown off Main St., Across from the Harley Davidson dealership. "

Tuesday, January 18 at 08:09 PM:
Cheri Smith from Eugene wrote:
"Is there a doctor in Eugene that can help if my own doctor does not believe in organic/natural pain med? "

Thursday, November 4, 2010 at 08:48 PM:
Cierra from pendleton wrote:
"I was wondering if I can get my green card! Who can I talk to to find out if I can! I don't even know where to begin, any suggestions would be awesome! Thank you! "

Monday, November 1 at 05:03 PM:
a former pothead from from my Lord's Hand wrote:
"If pot has medicinal value, then I'm a Chilean president with a green and pink polka-dotted ass. "

Monday, November 1 at 11:10 AM:
Jeanie HORTON from California/Eugene wrote:
"Need some advice. I am currently trying to get a medical card in oregon becuase of a facial tic. I already have a medical card in california, but i go to school in oregon and live here throughout the year. I'm trying to get an oregon liscence so i can get my card in oregon but im afraid since i pay out of state tuition i wont be able to get it. There must be some way i can have a card in 2 states. If someone knows anything about this please help!! "

Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 10:17 PM:
matt from cali wrote:
" what a f*cked up law. get your own prop 215 and roll with it!!!"

Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at 08:09 AM:
Elvis from Tillamook, Oregon wrote:
"I would like to find a OMMP friendly Doctor in Tillamook or at least in Portland to get a most recent diagnosis to take to The Rinehart Clinic in Wheeler or MAMAs in Portland. Anyone help? MY email: thisiselvis@ymail.com "

Monday, August 9 at 01:34 PM:
Annette C from Portland, OR wrote:
" Is it legal for an employer to deny employment due to a positive drug screen for Marijuana? Anyone who can help with the Laws regarding employment can reach me at adcappello@msn.com Thanks "

Tuesday, June 22 at 10:05 AM:
Chris from Springfield wrote:
"A good friend of mine was in a car accident last year which broke his back and leg among other things. He is trying to find a doctor in the Willamette Valley that might be friendly to the idea of medical. Anyone have any suggestions?"

Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at 02:56 PM:
Daria from Weston wrote:
"Can anyone tell me a doctor in Pendleton, Oregon that is familiar with OMMP, and would be willing to think about that as a possibility? I am an OMMP patient now, and up for renewal. you can email back to DariaM534@msn.com "

Friday, April 2 at 12:20 AM:
bob from salem oregon wrote:
" I will be getting my card soon, and I plan on growing my own medicine and i live near a public school. does having a card allow me to grow withing 1000 feet of that school. "

Thursday, March 25 at 09:29 PM:
thankfull from Portland, OR wrote:
" Thank you for all your work."

Friday, March 19, 2010 at 09:35 AM:
Charles Carrington from Eugene, OR wrote:
"I love the site; where can I find a doctor in Eugene to help me get forms signed? "

Sunday, March 14 at 09:02 PM:
Ashley H from Bend wrote:
"I was wondering on where to go to get a card. I had three incidences where i have had slip and fell on my lower back. And the Most recent one has cause my back to have uncontrollable spasms. They have me no meds due possibly reactions to them. I work sitting down all day , they gave me a stand up desk to relieve the pain at work. I would love any information - ashleynikhudson@gmail.com "

Wednesday, March 10 at 06:24 PM:
J Xiong from Eugene wrote:
" I was wondering if anyone could help me find a clinic or information on getting help to get a card. I was in a car accident as well as hurting my knee within the last 6 months and I have been taking lots of pills daily since september. If you could give me any information that would be helpful. jerryx33@yahoo.com "

Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 02:00 PM:
Michelle Whitney from event organizer wrote:
"Planning a business event for dispensaries, especially those in states that have recently legalized. Want to create a good national forum that helps dispensaries and growers operate legally and professionally. Have questions but hard to get anyone from national NORML or other organizations to return calls. Help!"

Tuesday, December 29, 2009 at 02:07 PM:
daron from fairview, oregon wrote:
" do felony convictions exclude me form being eligible for marijauna grow site registration? "

Sunday, December 20 at 09:23 AM:
Joni from Eugene wrote:
"I was at the member's meeting yesterday, first time, Perry didn't like my story so I had to cough up $20 for membership, but the knowledge I gained and friendships made were well worth the cost. I stayed almost 4 hours and left with a much better felling than the trepidition than I arrived with. It's a good place to be. Thank you so much to everyone who made me feel so welcome. Joni "

Thursday, October 15 at 07:33 AM:
Jamie from Eugene wrote:
"High all, just letting you know about Oregon's most compassionate forum website in Oregon. You are welcome to join this community if you are a legal OMMP card holder, or if you have your paperwork filed and have an Oregon ID or DL. Or if you are seeking info on obtaining an OMMP card.

This site has been set up for the following so that upon entering this community you understand: First, to remember most of the people there are patients, and there will be peace in this community. To help other patients with kind words, and to give compassion where compassion is needed. To share laughter one day and a shoulder the next, as we are all part of the OMMP in some way. We are patients helping patients to become self-sufficient, so come grow with us.

This WILL be: A place to exchange growing ideas techniques and styles. To share recipe's, or tell a joke. A safe place to communicate with, and make new friends.

To ask questions, or give answers. visit: www.freemygreen.com/bbs/index.php? or www.cannabiscompassion.org Come grow with us" "

Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 10:26 PM:
joshua sunday from jssunday@yahoo.com wrote:
" thank you very much for the much needed information have a great day "

tyler wrote: Question > I have a felony and can't grow what are the rules on my roommate being my caregiver?

Answer: here's the rules. luck!

yours,

Perry
WVN
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source = http://oregon.gov/DHS/ph/ommp/appinstructions.pdf

SECTION B – Designated Primary Caregiver

A designated primary caregiver is a person age 18 or older who has significant responsibility for your care (your physician cannot be your designated primary caregiver).

• Part B of the application allows you to designate a primary caregiver. You do not have to designate a primary caregiver unless you are under age 18.

• If you choose to list a primary caregiver, that person must provide a copy of his or her current Oregon photo ID, as well as his or her date of birth, address, and phone number.

• There is no additional fee for a primary caregiver registry identification card.

SECTION C – Person Responsible for a Grow Site and Marijuana Grow Site Address

• Person responsible for the grow site will be subject to a criminal history check for felony convictions.

• You must list the name, date of birth and mailing address of the person responsible for the marijuana grow site. That person must also provide a copy of his or her current Oregon photo ID.

• You must list the physical address of where your marijuana is to be produced. This information is required under Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR) 333-008-0025.

• You may list only one (1) grow site; a PO Box is not acceptable for a grow site address.

• A person responsible for a grow site may be someone other than you or your caregiver.


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