Renew Nevada Medical Marijuana Card
If you need to renew Nevada medical marijuana card, the process is simple: get an updated physician evaluation, submit your renewal through Nevada’s online registry, and pay the state renewal fee. Most patients can complete the entire process online and receive a temporary approval letter before their physical card arrives.
If your card is expiring soon, don’t wait. Nevada recommends starting your medical marijuana card renewal before your expiration date so there’s no interruption in your access.
How to Renew Nevada Medical Marijuana Card (Step-by-Step)
Step 1: Schedule Your Renewal Evaluation
To renew Nevada medical marijuana card, you must have an updated evaluation from a Nevada-licensed physician. This confirms that you still qualify under Nevada’s medical marijuana program.
At Dr. Reefer, we make this quick and straightforward. Most renewal appointments are short, simple, and focused on updating your documentation so you can move forward with the state.
Call 702-428-0000 to schedule.
Step 2: Log Into Nevada’s Online Medical Marijuana Portal
Nevada processes renewals through the Medical Marijuana Registry portal. Once you receive your updated physician paperwork, you’ll log in and submit your renewal application online.
You’ll typically need:
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Nevada driver’s license or state ID
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Updated physician certification
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Completed renewal application
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Payment for the state renewal fee
Submitting online is faster than mailing paperwork.
Step 3: Pay the State Renewal Fee
Nevada’s renewal fees are:
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$50 for a 1-year card
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$100 for a 2-year card
These are state fees. Physician evaluation fees are separate.
Once submitted and approved, Nevada issues a temporary approval letter that can be used immediately at licensed dispensaries while you wait for your physical card to arrive.
How Early Should You Renew?
It’s smart to renew Nevada medical marijuana card at least 30 days before it expires. If your card lapses, you may temporarily lose access to medical-only benefits and protections.
If your card already expired, you may need to complete the full process again instead of a standard renewal.
If you’re not sure where you stand, just call. We’ll tell you exactly what you need.
What Happens After You Submit?
After you renew Nevada medical marijuana card through the state portal:
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Your application is reviewed
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You receive an approval email/letter
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Your physical card is mailed
Processing times vary, but most patients receive approval relatively quickly once all documents are correct.
Why Renew With Dr. Reefer?
Patients in Henderson and Las Vegas choose Dr. Reefer because:
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Fast scheduling
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Straight answers
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Clear instructions on the Nevada portal process
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No confusion, no guessing
We don’t overcomplicate it. We help you get your renewal done properly so you can move on with your life.
What If I Wait Too Long to Renew?
If you wait until after your card expires, you may temporarily lose access to medical-only purchase limits and certain legal protections under Nevada law. In some cases, you may need to complete a new application instead of a simple renewal, which can take longer and cost more time. Renewing early keeps everything smooth and avoids unnecessary delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to renew Nevada medical marijuana card?
Most patients complete their evaluation quickly. State approval timing varies, but you typically receive a temporary approval letter before the physical card arrives.
Can I renew online?
Yes. Nevada uses an online Medical Marijuana Registry portal for submissions and payments.
Do I need a new doctor evaluation every year?
Yes. To renew Nevada medical marijuana card, Nevada requires updated physician certification.
What if my card expired?
If your card has expired, you may need to complete a new application rather than a simple renewal. Call us and we’ll walk you through it.
Official Nevada Medical Marijuana Resources
For official state information about how to renew Nevada medical marijuana card, you can visit:
