moving to no cal, residencey question

[Storm Crow]

When you get your rec, BE SURE that you have the doc put HOW MUCH you can grow and hold. The law is in a state of flux, and if you need more than the standard amount (and it sounds like you do) the doctor's written amount (so far) trumps the 6 plants/8 oz rule. :thumbsup:

Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on 09-05-2008. moving to no cal, residencey question i am moving to no cal most likely humbolt county, marin, somewhere around the bay or lake tahoe, dont know yet but i have 6 herniated disks and chronic back pain because last summer i got run over by a hummer(i got a small settlement, and am using it to move west) and wanted to know when i move, do i have to wait one year to establish residency or can i just get a DL for cali and then walk into a dr. i have lists of over a dozen dr.s but i dont want to wait one year. i know school tuition is Rating: 5

[Storm Crow]

Enjoy that first "legal" joint! You never realize how big a bring down paranoia is, until it's gone!

[d4twamp]

When you apply for a CDL they usually give you a paper interim DL. I wonder if you took the paper dl along w/ your out of state DL and your doctor papers to a MMJ DR. what would happen... who knows they are in the business of compassion, tell the doc your a new resident to cali and can't find meds...It's worth a try, worst case is you'll have to wait out the expected time for the DL to show up in the mail.

Later and good luck finding a place out here...
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