Lara Page Update New Forms Link

[Ms Chocolate]

Can someone here make a PDF of the new forms, that can be filled in. It was done for the old form, but I do not know by who.

[Dr. Bob]

We are working on that Ms. C.  I'll donate it to the MMMA once it is done.

 

Dr. Bob

[idge]

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/Medical_Marihuana_Packet_3-27-09_272862_7.pdf

 

I just sent my stuff in with all the old forms Thursday. Only the front of my license like the first four Applications/Renewals I have sent.           .The Man...

Edited March 30, 2013 by idge

[solabeirtan]

Maybe I missed it but if you send in  all the new forms etc. signed, checked, copies of lic -frt n back, how much does the new 2yr card cost?  

[Dr. Bob]

They way I understand it (and I may be wrong) if the patient was seen prior to 4-1 = old forms/1 year.  4-1 and later = new form and 2 year card.  No price change with the state I am aware of.

 

Dr. Bob

[itisi]

The new application says $100 $25 if you qualify here is a link to new forms look at lines 11 and 12 page 2

 

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/Medical_Marihuana_Packet_3-27-09_272862_7.pdf

[harlemkush]

What happens to the caregivers that are already a caregiver but will be unable to renew?  Will they remain caregivers until their card expires or will they not be considered a caregiver by the state when the new laws become effective?

[ozzrokk]

What happens to the caregivers that are already a caregiver but will be unable to renew?  Will they remain caregivers until their card expires or will they not be considered a caregiver by the state when the new laws become effective?

I have no doubt that starting 4/1/13 LARA will begin sending letters stating they are no longer caregivers. The date of affect will probably be 4/1/13 so anyone in that category should already be prepared and have their ducks in a row by this time or it could be trouble.

[Zerocool]

Hmm, lots of new stuff.

 

Here is one i can see the most people forgetting to do...

 

 

 

"Is a valid, clear copy (front and back) <---- of the

applicant/patient’s Michigan driver license or Michigan"

 

well i looked at the new rules and i dont see were it says front and back of your DL

[+Malamute]

It's on the application forms.

 

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/Medical_Marihuana_Packet_3-27-09_272862_7.pdf

[mibrains]

7. Is a valid, clear copy (front and back) of the applicant/patient’s Michigan driver license or Michigan
ID provided OR your photo ID and Michigan voter registration provided?.............................................................. YES

 

8. Is a valid, clear copy (front and back) of the caregiver’s Michigan driver license or Michigan
ID provided OR his/her photo ID and Michigan voter registration provided (if you, (if applicable)
the applicant/patient, designated a caregiver in Section B)?................................................................................. YES

[Zerocool]

It's on the application forms.

 

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/Medical_Marihuana_Packet_3-27-09_272862_7.pdf

 thank you malamute wow them are some long forms now have a great day

[Kingdiamond]

So when do they plan on sending out the letters to those no longer eligible to be caregivers because of the change in the felony status?

[+Malamute]

No idea.

[imiubu]

What happens to the caregivers that are already a caregiver but will be unable to renew?  Will they remain caregivers until their card expires or will they not be considered a caregiver by the state when the new laws become effective?

 

I have no doubt that starting 4/1/13 LARA will begin sending letters stating they are no longer caregivers. The date of affect will probably be 4/1/13 so anyone in that category should already be prepared and have their ducks in a row by this time or it could be trouble.

 

So when do they plan on sending out the letters to those no longer eligible to be caregivers because of the change in the felony status?

 

 

Where does it state anywhere that LARA will send any such letter?  They have already told us that Prop 1 '08 (or w/e) did not determine a timely manner  to which they were

to process Caregiver change forms and distribute cards.  Would it be prudent of us to believe that they would take it upon themselves to actually go thru their 'massive'

files, find the Caregivers that no longer can be Cg's, and expedite those letters of nullification?

 

If this is stated somewhere, I have missed it?  Can someone point it out where it states they do indeed intend mail such letters ?

ty

 

If there are no such statements.  Wouldn't the Caregivers be best cya ?

 

 

 

I remain dubious

Edited April 2, 2013 by imiubu

[Restorium2]

From what they have been doing in the past;

They give you a shot at proving the record they found was a error. They send you a letter something like this so you can correct it if it was an error.

[GregS]

Thanks for the helpful and informative posts Resto.

[Restorium2]

You're most definitely welcome G.

 

LARA uses ICHAT to check your record. They say you get 30 days to 'fix' it BUT they fire you immediately. Everyone involved gets a certified letter.  The patient gets a card that says NO CAREGIVER on the back.

[ozzrokk]

Where does it state anywhere that LARA will send any such letter?  They have already told us that Prop 1 '08 (or w/e) did not determine a timely manner  to which they were

to process Caregiver change forms and distribute cards.  Would it be prudent of us to believe that they would take it upon themselves to actually go thru their 'massive'

files, find the Caregivers that no longer can be Cg's, and expedite those letters of nullification?

 

If this is stated somewhere, I have missed it?  Can someone point it out where it states they do indeed intend mail such letters ?

ty

 

If there are no such statements.  Wouldn't the Caregivers be best cya ?

 

 

 

I remain dubious

 

 

It is in the Faq about them sending letters to caregivers that are denied or changed via the patient but they will take their time in doing so. It is up to the patient to inform the caregiver of the change in the immediate future but they say they will eventually send one to the caregiver. As far as how they will be handeling the caregivers that are no longer qualified due to the new rules 4/1 that part is pure specualtion on my part but believe resto has shed some light on that.

 

Fact is they have sent letters in the past. I have had three patients that I helped to learn to grow and helped them to get their grow started. In two of those three situations I recieved a letter form MDCH/LARA stating I was no longer their caregiver and needed to send my card back. This was as far back as the first one which was like 2 years ago, so even when they said they would not be sending letters, well first they said they would then they said they wouldnt and now they say they will figure that one out,  But any patient changing caregivers should inform the current caregiver because LARA can take as much time as they like to notify the caregiver.

Edited April 2, 2013 by ozzrokk

[ozzrokk]

It will be very interesting to see how many people will be losing their caregivers in the next month or so. Truly sad.

[GregS]

It will be very interesting to see how many people will be losing their caregivers in the next month or so. Truly sad.

 

 

All the more reason to bang the drums.

[imiubu]

It is in the Faq about them sending letters to caregivers that are denied or changed via the patient but they will take their time in doing so. It is up to the patient to inform the caregiver of the change in the immediate future but they say they will eventually send one to the caregiver. As far as how they will be handeling the caregivers that are no longer qualified due to the new rules 4/1 that part is pure specualtion on my part but believe resto has shed some light on that.

 

Fact is they have sent letters in the past. I have had three patients that I helped to learn to grow and helped them to get their grow started. In two of those three situations I recieved a letter form MDCH/LARA stating I was no longer their caregiver and needed to send my card back. This was as far back as the first one which was like 2 years ago, so even when they said they would not be sending letters, well first they said they would then they said they wouldnt and now they say they will figure that one out,  But any patient changing caregivers should inform the current caregiver because LARA can take as much time as they like to notify the caregiver.

 

Thank you.

[ozzrokk]

Thank you.

 

 

Any time my friend.

[Restorium2]

You can bet LARA did a new search of all the caregivers in the system, for the new felony disqualifications, and are sending certified letters to all who are even close to being considered disqualified because of their records. That's what you can expect.  

[ozzrokk]

You can bet LARA did a new search of all the caregivers in the system, for the new felony disqualifications, and are sending certified letters to all who are even close to being considered disqualified because of their records. That's what you can expect.  

 

 

Probably one of the reasons they have fallen behind again, in preperation for 4/1