Delaware State Application Fee
- 1-year card: $50
- 2-year card: $75
- 3-year card: $100
The state application fee is non-refundable.

If you are a Delaware resident who may qualify for medical marijuana, MMJCardMD can help you understand the Delaware Medical Marijuana Program, prepare for your health care practitioner evaluation, and navigate the patient registration process.
For most patients, Delaware requires certification from a Delaware-licensed MD, DO, APRN, or PA. Delaware also provides a self-certification pathway for qualifying residents age 65 and older.
Most Delaware patients begin with a Delaware-licensed health care practitioner. If certification is required and the practitioner determines that the patient meets the applicable requirements, the certification is used with the Delaware patient application. The patient then submits the required information, proof of Delaware residency, and applicable state fee.
Review Delaware's current patient requirements.
Meet with an eligible MD, DO, APRN, or PA.
The practitioner reviews your medical circumstances.
If appropriate, the practitioner completes the required certification.
Gather Delaware identification and required application information.
Apply online when eligible or use the paper application.
Follow the state's instructions after approval.
Delaware has specific requirements for practitioner certification, patient applications, card terms, and documentation. MMJCardMD can make the process easier to understand before you begin.
Medical certification is a healthcare decision made by the practitioner. MMJCardMD's role is to make the administrative process easier to understand.
Understand Delaware requirements instead of relying on generic medical marijuana information.
Understand the Delaware licensing requirements for practitioners who certify patients.
Know what information and documents you need before submitting your application.
See the Delaware state fee separately from any physician or MMJCardMD evaluation fee.
Get help understanding general administrative requirements and next steps.

Delaware provides medical marijuana identification cards to qualifying patients who meet the applicable state requirements. Most applicants use a written Health Care Practitioner Certification from a Delaware-licensed practitioner. Current Delaware rules also provide a self-certification pathway for qualifying patients age 65 and older.
Patients age 65 and older may use Delaware's self-certification pathway when they meet the applicable requirements.
Important: A diagnosis does not automatically guarantee practitioner certification or state approval.

Delaware law recognizes qualifying debilitating medical conditions and specific symptom-based pathways. The applicable eligibility category should always be checked against current Delaware law and OMC guidance.
Delaware also has specific compassionate-use and pediatric provisions.
For most applicants, the health care practitioner reviews the patient's medical history and current condition and determines whether certification is appropriate under Delaware requirements.
Have relevant medical records, current medications, treatment history, and information about your condition available.
The practitioner reviews your medical circumstances and determines whether the applicable Delaware certification requirements are met.
If certification is provided, it is used as part of the state patient application. Current Delaware rules generally require written certification to be issued within 90 days before the application.
Delaware's program identifies MDs, DOs, APRNs, and PAs as eligible practitioner types when properly licensed and meeting program requirements.
Delaware's program identifies MDs, DOs, APRNs, and PAs as eligible practitioner types when properly licensed and meeting program requirements.
After completing the applicable practitioner step, eligible patients can submit the Delaware patient application online or through the paper process.
Online: Available when the practitioner is registered for the online process and the patient meets the current online-application requirements.
Paper: Used when the online route is not available or when the applicable patient pathway requires the paper process.

Delaware's state application fee depends on the length of the registry card selected.
The state application fee is non-refundable.
Qualifying Delaware residents age 65 and older may use the self-certification pathway under current program rules.
The total timeline depends on practitioner availability, application completeness, the application route, and state processing.
For the standard certification route, the written practitioner certification generally needs to be issued within 90 days immediately before the application.

Eligible Delaware patients can submit the state application online when the current online-application requirements are met. OMC guidance states that online applications are available when the physician is registered in the online system and the patient has seen that physician within the preceding 90 days.
If the practitioner is not registered for the online process, the patient can use the paper application route.
Applying for a medical marijuana card can feel confusing when practitioner certification and state registration are separate steps.
MMJCardMD can make the process easier to understand by clearly explaining each stage.
The Delaware Office of the Marijuana Commissioner (OMC) administers the state's medical marijuana program and provides patient, caregiver, practitioner, and application resources.
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If you are a Delaware resident who may qualify for medical marijuana, start by reviewing the current program requirements and preparing for your practitioner evaluation.
MMJCardMD can help you understand the process, prepare for the evaluation, and navigate the administrative steps involved in a Delaware medical marijuana card application.