What happens if your OMMA card expires?

So, the OMMA has instituted a new policy. Cardholders who submit their application before its expiration date will still be able to use the current card for up to 30 days past the expiration date, after the renewal is approved.

Can I own a gun if I have an expired medical card PA?

11. Although Pennsylvania allows for the legal possession of medical marijuana with a validly issued Medical Marijuana Card, it is unlawful for a citizen to apply for, possess or renew a Pennsylvania License to Carry a Firearm (LTC) because of the controlling statutes of the United States.

Does having a medical card show up on a background check AZ?

Will Medical Marijuana Show Up on a Background Check? The answer is ‘NO’ in general, but isn’t as straightforward as one might hope. The HIPAA prevents people from accessing their medical records. As a result, they don’t see your MMJ information.

How do I renew my expired OMMA card?

To renew your application, go to the OMMA homepage, and click on “Returning Applicants.” You’ll see an option allowing you to return to an existing account or create a new one. You’ll click on an existing account and type in your login credentials.

Is there a grace period for OMMA card?

A new OMMA policy will allow OMMA patient cardholders to purchase marijuana using their existing card for up to 30 days after their renewal has been approved.

Can I buy a gun if I have a medical card in Arizona?

At the state level—no. Arizona does not prohibit the sale of guns to registered medical marijuana card holders. Under Arizona law, “persons lawfully in possession or control of controlled substances” can possess a gun.

Can you get fired for having a medical card in Arizona?

The short answer is No. The long answer is much more complicated. Arizona’s Medical Marijuana Act (the “AMMA”) is one of the most unique in the nation. It was the first law to explicitly provide statutory protection against employment discrimination for one’s status as a MMJ cardholder.