The North Dakota eligibility checklist
- You live in North Dakota
Medical programs are for residents. Bring proof of address — usually your license.
- You're 18 or older
Younger patients can qualify with a parent or guardian as caregiver.
- You have a qualifying condition
A condition on the North Dakota Medical Marijuana Program list — see the official list.
- A North Dakota-licensed doctor certifies you
In person for your first certification.
Conditions doctors certify most
Not sure your condition counts?
Take the free check anyway. Many conditions fall under broader categories — sleep problems caused by pain, for example, usually count as chronic pain. The doctor makes the final call, and you're not charged if they don't approve you.
Questions
Do I have to be a North Dakota resident?
Yes. Medical programs are for state residents, and you'll need to show proof of address — usually your driver's license.
What if my condition isn't on the list?
Book the free check anyway. Many conditions fall under broader categories like chronic pain, and some states let the doctor certify other conditions.
Can someone under 18 qualify?
In most states, yes, with a parent or guardian registered as their caregiver.
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