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Anyone that has lived in Maine for over a month and is registered with the state MMJ program is eligible to purchase medical marijuana in the state. Minors are allowed to become med patients in Maine. However, their patient status must first be approved by a consulting physician alongside their evaluating physician.

The Maine Marijuana Legalization Act permits persons who are 21 years and above to use and cultivate marijuana for recreational purposes. The Act allows eligible Mainers to grow any amount of seedlings and a maximum of six mature and twelve immature cannabis plants.

Examples of licenses that are eligible for reimbursement include but are not limited to: a Class II lobster license with 800 tags costs ($1,203), a scallop dragger license ($243), a Zone 2 urchin dragger license ($312), or an elver license with two pieces of gear and crew ($498).

Be a resident of the State of Maine if applying as an individual. Be incorporated in the State of Maine if applying as a business entity and have all directors, general partners, managers, and officers as Maine residents. The business entity must also have the majority of its shares owned by Maine residents.

The primary caregiver registry identification card application fee amounts are: $240 for caregivers cultivating up to six mature and 12 immature marijuana plants. $480 for caregivers cultivating up to 12 mature and 24 immature cannabis plants. $720 for caregivers growing up to 18 mature and 36 immature marijuana plants.

Both medical and adult-use recreational marijuana are legal in Maine. Adults may have up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana flower or mixed marijuana products. This total may includes no more than 5 grams of marijuana concentrate.