Do I need to be a resident to get a card?
As of March 1, 2016 you do have to provide proof of residency to the OHA with your application, such as driver’s license, military ID, or passport.
All FAQ’s from OMMP Guidelines
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Can a patient withdraw from the program?
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Can I have someone else sign and date my application (a proxy) if I am physically unable to do so?
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Can I travel to another state with medical marijuana and my OMMP registry identification card without worrying about being arrested or charged with civil or criminal penalties?
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Can my medical card be expedited?
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Do I have to tell the OMMP if I change my mailing address, add or remove a caregiver or grower, or change my grow site address?
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Do I need to keep a copy of my application and any other information I send to the OMMP?
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Do patients get a refund if they withdraw from the program?
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How can I reach the OMMP?
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How much does it cost to replace my card or change my caregiver or grower?
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I do not have the money for the application/grow site fee. Can it be waived? Can I make installment payments or use my credit card? Will my insurance pay?
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If I have a card, will that guarantee that Child Services cannot take my kids away?
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If I have a criminal record, can I get a card?
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Is the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program confidential?
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What are the payment options for the state application fee?
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What materials do I need to register with the OMMP?
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Who qualifies for a reduced State Application fee?