How the online visit works in Vermont
Check you're eligible
You need to live in Vermont, be 18 or older (or apply with a guardian), and have a condition on the Vermont Medical Cannabis Registry list.See a Vermont-licensed doctor
Meet by video for about 15 minutes. If you qualify, the doctor files your certification.Register with the state
Complete the Vermont Medical Cannabis Registry application and pay the $50 state fee. We walk you through it line by line.Buy from a licensed dispensary
About 2–4 weeks. Bring your card and photo ID to any licensed medical dispensary in Vermont.
What to have ready
- Photo ID
A driver's license or state ID card.
- Proof you live in Vermont
Your license usually covers it. If not, a recent utility bill or lease.
- A phone or computer with a camera
Any modern browser works. No app to download.
- A quiet, private spot
Your visit is confidential — choose somewhere you can talk freely.
After the visit
Once you're certified, you finish the Vermont Medical Cannabis Registry application and pay the $50 state fee. About 2–4 weeks. We stay with you until it's done.
Questions
Can I get a Vermont medical marijuana card online?
Yes. Vermont allows the certifying visit to happen by video for new patients and renewals. The doctor must hold a Vermont medical license.
What do I need for the video visit?
A photo ID, proof that you live in Vermont (your license usually works), a phone or computer with a camera, and a quiet private place.
Is an online certification as valid as an in-person one?
Yes — where Vermont allows telehealth, the certification is the same one an in-office doctor would file.
More about Vermont
Nearby: New York · New Hampshire · Massachusetts