Hi And A Few Questions

[scovedog]

Well to make a long story short i am looking to be a caregiver and hopefully a patient of my own. I have a class this Thursday on gratiot ave. My question is when i go down thursday for this class, at gratiot my criteria is good no felonys over 21 ect. Is there a long wait to be a caregiver if i am approved and when i get paitents then i can start growing write? Who pays for the pations products? Is this profitable also its hard to find a job these days.I know at class i will go over alot of guidelines but if i am approved how long for the turne around to get paitents and start growing? thanks

[Snow White]

Technically all you need to become a caregiver is a patient, the application fee, a clean record, and the ability to obtain medicinal grade marijuana. I'm not sure about the class you're taking. If you need it to grow, definitely take it.

 

As far as turn around goes, it's impossible to know for sure. If the class you're taking lines you up with patients upon "certification," you should be in business in about four to five months. Say a week (or more) to get lined up with a patient, three weeks for paperwork(20 days), and three months of grow time. Do things as cheaply as possible, and try to make your prices compassionate even if you're doing this from a business approach. It's legal now. Nobody with a card should be paying $20/gram, but it's also not my place to tell you how much your time is worth.

 

Welcome!

[scovedog]

well i dont need the class to grow, but i would like to grow for patients, how do i start this process? just want to do this legit and help people. Where do i get the application and once i do how long to get approved or denyed?

[Snow White]

This page describes the process and responsibilities of becoming a caregiver.

 

http://www.michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/index.php?/page/articles/caregivers/becoming-a-caregiver

 

 

 

If you want to provide the paperwork for your patient, or just read over it and get a full understanding, check the link below.

 

http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-27417_51869---,00.html

---> http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-27417_51869_52139---,00.html

 

 

If there's anything that is still unclear feel free to ask.