Get your OMMA patient license
An OMMA license is the state patient license most people call their OMMA card. It's for Oklahoma residents 18 and older and is valid for two years. Yours starts with a $99 video visit with an OMMA-registered physician, with a full refund if you're not approved.
How to get your OMMA license
Book a $99 video visit
Meet an OMMA-registered physician by private video from anywhere in Oklahoma. Same-day visits are often open.
Get your recommendation
If your physician approves, your signed physician recommendation arrives by email within 24 hours. OMMA needs it dated within 30 days of when you apply.
Apply on OMMA's MedPortal
Upload your recommendation, proof of identity, proof of Oklahoma residency and a photo, then pay the $104.30 state fee, or $22.50 if you qualify for the reduced fee.
Get your license
OMMA reviews applications within 14 business days. Approved cards are printed in one or two business days and mailed first-class. Until yours arrives, your approval email or approved MedPortal status, with a photo ID, works as temporary licensure.
renewals
new or renewal
Includes a full refund if you're not approved.
What you need to apply
OMMA asks for proof of identity, proof of Oklahoma residency such as a driver's license, utility bill or rental agreement, a clear photo, and your signed physician recommendation.
We help with patient licenses only. Okie Telemedicine provides the physician visit and recommendation for an OMMA patient license. We don't handle OMMA business or commercial licenses.
OMMA license questions
How long is an OMMA license valid?
Adult patient licenses are valid for two years. To renew, you get a new physician recommendation and reapply with OMMA. Our renewal reminders can email you before yours expires.
Who can get an OMMA license?
Oklahoma residents 18 and older with proof of residency and a signed recommendation from an Oklahoma physician. Patients under 18 have separate OMMA requirements.
How much does it cost?
$99 for your physician visit, then $104.30 to OMMA when you apply. If you're enrolled in Medicaid (SoonerCare) or Medicare, or you're a 100% disabled veteran, OMMA's fee is $22.50.
Can I use my license before the card arrives?
Yes. Once you're approved, your OMMA approval email or approved MedPortal status, with a valid photo ID, works as temporary licensure until your card arrives.
What if I'm not approved?
You get a full refund of the $99 visit. You only apply with OMMA, and pay the state fee, after a physician approves you.
Last reviewed October 23, 2026. Sources: OMMA Patient Licenses page and OMMA's January 6, 2026 notice on alternative patient ID.
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