FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

No.  We do not make appointments online.  Each applicant must have a brief telephone interview and submit a Medical Records Release.  As soon as we have received your Medical Records, an appointment can be made.

Please see our FEES page.

After your visit here and you have been determined to qualify for the Georgia Low-THC Card, we will upload your information to the  Georgia Low-THC Oil Registry website within 24 hours.
They will contact you regarding how to pick up your card.  The State of Georgia charges $25 for the card, which is the usual and customary Georgia Vital Records fee.

No.  There is currently no provision in Georgia law for prescribing, buying, selling or manufacturing Low-THC Oil, or cannabis in any form.  The law simply provides for the possession and usage of Low-THC Oil…..it does not make the sale or possession of any other type of cannabis or marijuana legal in Georgia. Possession of any form of marijuana by an unauthorized person is still a violation of state and federal law.

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At the present time, the State of Georgia has no official provision for transferring to a new certifying doctor.  Additionally, if changing to a new certifying doctor, your new physician will need to re-submit your application as a new application.  That is, your Georgia Low THC Oil Card is tied to your certifying doctor and may not be renewed by another doctor.  A new application will need to be submitted.

No.  At this time, and until further research has been done, it is my opinion that cannabis products should be reserved for MEDICAL USE ONLY.  

Please refer to the FAQ section of the  Georgia Low-THC Oil Registry website.  If you cannot find your answer there, please feel free to call us.