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Updated 14/08/2025
An Arizona medical marijuana card is valid for two years from the issue date. Cardholders must renew their cards before they expire to maintain their legal status. Failure to renew on time will void the associated caregiver's card as well.
It is best to begin the renewal process early. Gather necessary documents and certifications in advance to avoid delays and lapses in legal protection. The Qualifying Patient Checklist can help you stay on track.
The renewal fee for a qualifying patient is $150. Patients eligible for SNAP benefits pay $75. Minor patients, including caregivers, pay $350 or $275 if eligible for SNAP. Designated caregivers must pay $200. Note that consultation fees with physicians may vary and are additional to the renewal fees.
Yes. A doctor’s written certification dated within 90 days of the application is required. Eligible certifiers include MDs, DOs, and NDs licensed in Arizona.
If your Arizona medical marijuana card expires, you will lose your legal protection to possess and use medical marijuana. Additionally, any associated caregiver's card will also be voided. To regain legal status, you must submit a new application for both yourself and your designated caregiver.