How To Replace a Medical Marijuana Card in Michigan

Can I Replace My Michigan Medical Marijuana Card?

In accordance with the Administrative Rules for the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program, medical marijuana patients in the state can obtain replacement medical marijuana cards. Patients may require replacement medical marijuana cards if their current cards were stolen, destroyed, or lost.

Do I Need to Report a Lost or Stolen Michigan Medical Marijuana Card?

Although there is no specific requirement to notify the Cannabis Regulatory Agency when a medical marijuana card is stolen or lost, it is recommended that you contact the agency by calling (517) 284-8599 to report the incident.

How to Get a Replacement Medical Marijuana Card in Michigan

You may request a replacement medical marijuana card by mail or online. To complete a request by mail, fill out and submit the completed Request Replacement Card Form and your valid Michigan driver's license or personal identification card to:

Michigan Medical Marijuana Program P.O. Box 30083 Lansing, MI 48909

You may also provide a signed voter registration instead of a Michigan driver's license or personal ID card. If you do so, you must also submit a copy of a government-issued document, stating your name and date of birth, to confirm your identity.

To place a request for a replacement medical marijuana card online:

• Visit and log in to your account on the LARA online portal
• Select "Registry Cards"
• Find the active patient Registration record and select "Amendment"
• Select "Request Replacement Card"
• Select which type of proof of residency you will be using from the drop-down menu
• Select "Save"

For more information on applying for a replacement medical marijuana card, see the CRA Request Replacement Card Instructions Guide.

Cost of a Michigan Medical Marijuana Replacement Card

The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency does not charge a fee to obtain a replacement card.

How Long to Get a Replacement Michigan Medical Marijuana Card?

It may take up to 3 weeks to get a replacement medical marijuana card in Michigan.