Three tiers, one named team. Get licensed. Train your team on the platform. Stay audit-ready — and defended when the notice lands. Every deliverable cited to BPC 26000 et seq. and CCR Title 4 §15000–17905.
Figures from the DCC Feb 5 2025 consumer-protection recap, the DCC provisional-license key-dates page, and the DCC Unified License Search. Verify current counts before any filing decision.
Every figure below is sourced to the DCC, the CDTFA, or the governing regulation. These aren’t estimates — they’re the real penalty framework and the real 2024 enforcement volume. Every service on this page is built around never putting you inside them.
DCC may impose up to $5,000 per violation, per day on licensees under its Disciplinary Guidelines. Each day is a separate violation; unpaid fines trigger suspension or revocation within 30 days. (DCC Disciplinary Guidelines, Sept 2021)
Operating outside your license scope, before issuance, or under a lapsed license exposes you to $30,000 per violation, per day — six times the licensed rate. (Rogoway Law enforcement overview)
The DCC issued 481 embargoes and 63 recalls in 2024 affecting ~25,000 retail units. Most trace to batch-record, COA, or manifest defects that an ongoing compliance retainer would have caught at document-review time, not at enforcement time. (DCC 2024 recap)
If the annual-license fee isn’t paid within 60 calendar days of DCC’s payment request, your application is deemed abandoned. Fees are non-refundable; you restart from zero. (DCC “How to apply”)
Thirteen service lines, built around the same commitment: every packet we file is pre-scrubbed against DCC’s live compliance-action record. Every deliverable cites a specific CCR subsection. No opinion-based compliance, no vague “coordination,” no retainer that never resolves.
State applications. Local authorization. Renewals. Ownership restructuring. Every DCC form mapped to a workflow. Every recommendation cited to the regulation. The project tier — finite scope, fixed deliverables, clear handoff.
Owner disclosures. Form DCC-LIC-027, Form 9101, LiveScan. CCR 15006 premises diagrams. Portal submission. Every deficiency response. Zero first-submission rejections since 2022.
CUPs. Competitive scoring. Ministerial permits. Zoning clearance. BPC 26055(a) evidence, ready for DCC. Every California jurisdiction that permits cannabis — walked, documented, filed.
60-day pre-renewal audit. CEQA refresh. Material-change reconciliation. CCR 15020 disclosure sweep. Filed 60 days before expiration, every year.
Ownership transfers. Capital-raise restructuring. Form DCC-LIC-027 change filings. Undisclosed-interest remediation. Cap table aligned to CCR 15003–15004, disclosed on time.
A regulatory education center built for cannabis — the searchable rule library, per-employee training pathways, CE programs, and a control center scoring readiness by site. The platform tier — per-seat, always-on, the cannabis answer to RegEd. Browse the Education Suite →
83 cannabis-specific citations across CCR Title 4 Div 19, BPC Division 10, the APA, CDTFA tax code, and SB/AB amendments — searchable, cross-referenced, version-tracked. The rule, the source, the change history.
The 6-phase pathway (Pre-Access Gate → Continuous Recertification) assigned per role and department. Completions, certificates, and recerts tracked per seat. 4 CCR §15042 satisfied on the record.
GreenState-issued credential proving role-mastery: budtender, compliance officer, manufacturing lead, inventory controller, designated responsible party. Test, certify, recert.
The risk dashboard for every site you operate — readiness score, open findings, recert exposure, regulation-update sweeps. Banking-readiness FAQ-feed included. Your own SCORE for cannabis.
Audits. METRC reconciliation. SOPs written to your operation. Facility readiness. An ongoing retainer that catches the problem in week one — not on inspection day. The retainer tier — ongoing, audit-ready, defended when the notice lands.
Mock DCC inspections. CCR §15000-series gap analysis. Recordkeeping reviews. Evidence-backed findings, ranked by risk, paired with a Form 17 corrective action plan.
Master Manufacturing Protocol. Batch records. Change control. Deviation logs. Recall procedure. cGMP-ready QMS, written to CCR 17200-series and your actual process.
Historical variance analysis. Manifest review. UID/tag audit. Waste and destruction records. Physical-to-digital match that holds up under DCC inquiry.
Monthly cadence. Named coordinator. Compliance calendar, regulatory alerts, document vault, board-ready reporting. Month to month. No long-term lock-in.
Notice to Comply. Order to Show Cause. Embargo. Failed inspection. Summary suspension. 24-hour response, CCR 15002(d)-window filings, CAPA development that closes the matter.
Portfolio strategy. M&A diligence. Capital-raise positioning. 280E structuring. Multi-state playbooks. Exit readiness. Direct line to the principals.
Bring the problem. You leave with a named service, a realistic timeline, and a fee range — all before anything is signed.
