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Vaccination Records

Vaccination Records
Verifying/Correcting/Recovering

Immediately after your first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, you should have been handed a "COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card." Also, the fact that you got your dose should be documented in the State of California's Immunization Information System.
Did everything happen correctly? It's up to you to make sure they got the information and that it is correct.

Below are steps you can take to:
  1. Verify your record is on file
  2. Correct missing or inaccurate information on your vaccination record
  3. Get a Copy of your vaccination record

Verify
Begin by going to  Digital COVID-19 Vaccine Record (ca.gov) to get a copy of your COVID-19 vaccination records from the state. You will fill out a quick form (name, date of birth, cell/email contact info) and create a 4-digit PIN. When the information is texted or emailed to you, make sure it is correct. Save a copy of it.


More information can be found by clicking HERE.

Correct

To correct a vaccination record, the state of California set up a couple of options:
Online "Troubleshooting" page (a troubleshooting form can be found HERE). You can also call the COVID-19 Hotline at (833) 422-4255.

Get a Copy

There are three different ways to request for a copy of your COVID-19 Vaccination:
  • Fill out the online form found HERE.
  • Call: (800) 578-7889
  • Email: [email protected]
  • If you received your vaccine through your healthcare provider, you can also request a copy directly from them. If you received your vaccine at a federal facility (Department of Defense, Indian Health Services, or Veterans Affairs), you must request a copy of the record directly from that facility.