Well thank you guys:) I don't know why I was being such an idiot about this but whatever. We will see how it works out.
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Well thank you guys:) I don't know why I was being such an idiot about this but whatever. We will see how it works out.
Believe me. I wouldn't go that route as far as not registering. I think it's stupid not too, but it does not state in either the Constitution or the Statues that one MUST register. It only states how one goes about registering & why (for LE). Like I said just carrying a DR's recommendation is probably going to land you in court, but you'll get off.
Personally, I wouldn't recommend it.
Dont really understand why proof of mailing is so important. Its just a reciept from the post office that could be from anything. It doesnt say on the reciept what you mailed. So you could go mail anything certified mail and keep the reciept, or just copy someone elses.
Not exactly correct. The reciept is linked to the address you mailed it to. So yes, you could mail a blank envelope to the CDPHE but I doubt most people would bother. Granted a dispensary would have no way of knowing if the proof of reciept was actually to CDPHE unless they tracked it online, but it is to cover their ass that the patient has done everything according to hoyle.Quote:
Dont really understand why proof of mailing is so important. Its just a reciept from the post office that could be from anything. It doesnt say on the reciept what you mailed. So you could go mail anything certified mail and keep the reciept, or just copy someone elses.
There will always be methods of abuse in any system. This one is no different. Ofcourse, the more difficult they make getting "legal" the more chances their will be for fraud and abuse. The system is terrible now, and if the current bill passes in it's current state it will be worse. It will cost the patient, the state, and dispensaries more.
This is why we don't require proof of mailing. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by neversummer
we don't either. but if you don't live in denver county then law enforcement is the one that has decided they need a proof of reciept. I hear all day long about how cops steal the satchels and give you a ticket toshow up to court. 95% of the time they show up in court and get off immedietly-though they don't get their medicine back. I've only heard from two people that showed up in court and the judge said to come back in three months with the red card otherwise they were going to treat it as if he never registered. so that's another thing to think about not paying the fee ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TheReleafCenter
I'd sue the crap out of them if that ever happened. According to our constitution, the burden falls on the state to approve/deny you within 30 days.
I got a denial for one of my patients 6 months after we sent it in because of a small technicality.
a funny side note... - I can notarize my own real estate transactions but not my own patient. (that wasn't what it was sent back for, just saying)
copobo - you mention one of your patients getting rejected on technicality - then what happens? I am a 54 year old happy after all these years to finally be a legal user of medicinal herbs, hoping my app (in two months now) doesn't get snagged on some minor thing - but if so, then what happens? Does patient have to get doctor recommend all over? Can I re-sub original app with technicality corrected? Thanks for any info - just in case! You sound like you care about your patients alot - where are your services located?
You can get rejected forlots of stuff,wrong color ink being the most common, not sending your app and papers via certified mail...not just a stamp slapped on! Forgetting to include copy of id.The weirdest one...they sent of the COPIES of the Doc app in...rejected for wrong ink...WTF? Its a copy! I think the temps they hire to process the apps are smoking better than my patients. So a few folks have replaced the b&w copy in their send off kits for color copies instead. Not sure how it goes, being a caregiver is easier than a patient sometimes.