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There isn’t a medical marijuana program in place in American Samoa, but this could change quite soon. Join our waitlist to be notified when we’re live in the region.
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As soon as we can legally open in American Samoa, we’ll email you and let you know that we’re ready to see you online.
There is no MMJ ID card system in American Samoa. However, should it become available for both medical and adult-use, there will likely be benefits in having a medical cannabis/marijuana card, such as savings on tax and possibly greater possession/growing limits.
Cannabis is illegal in American Samoa, medically or otherwise.
This means that it is not yet possible to qualify for a medical marijuana certificate yet in American Samoa.
However, Leafwell aims to be able to certify patients online in all US states and territories if and when medical cannabis becomes legalized and provide competitively-priced online MMJ consultations.
How to Qualify
There is no medical marijuana program in American Samoa.
As soon as there is one, we’ll provide information on how to become a patient.
Medical Conditions
There is no medical marijuana program in American Samoa, and so no qualifying conditions.
We expect there to be qualifying conditions as and when a new law has passed.
It is illegal to grow or possess cannabis in American Samoa.
Possession of any amount can result in a five-year sentence of imprisonment and a mandatory $5000 fine.
Caregivers
Under most cannabis laws, caregivers are included to allow patients who may be eligible for an MMJ Card but unable to apply for one themselves to get their medicine. For example, should the patient be a minor under 18, or if the patient needs assistance accessing medical cannabis, a caregiver can be assigned to complete the process on their behalf.
We’ll let you know more details if and when a law passes in American Samoa.
American Samoa does not recognize other states’ medical marijuana cards, as cannabis is illegal in the territory.
Reciprocity is one key benefit for medical marijuana users. Unlike recreational cannabis users, medical marijuana users with a medical marijuana card can travel to the states listed above and purchase the medical marijuana they require while they are out of state.
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Cannabis is illegal in American Samoa, medically or otherwise. This means that it is not yet possible to qualify for a medical marijuana certificate yet in American Samoa. However, Leafwell aims to be able to certify patients online in all US states and territories if and when medical cannabis becomes legalized and provide competitively-priced online MMJ consultations.
There is no medical marijuana program in American Samoa, so there are no conditions that can qualify you for medical marijuana in American Samoa.
As there is no medical cannabis program in American Samoa, it is not yet possible to get a medical marijuana card in American Samoa.
We’ll keep track of any pending legislation and seek to open our services in American Samoa as soon as possible.
Cannabis is illegal in American Samoa, regardless of age.
There is no medical marijuana program or caregiver program in American Samoa.
You cannot apply for a card and register to a medical marijuana program in American Samoa as of yet.
