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How do I get a record of my immunizations?

Which immunization records we need, and how to get a copy — including if you don't have a family doctor.

Written by Thomas Wolfe

Your immunization record shows which vaccinations you've had. We ask for proof of MMR, Hepatitis B, TB and Varicella, plus your COVID-19 vaccination.

If you don't already have a copy, your family doctor can usually print or email one for you — just ask their office for your immunization record.

If you don't have a family doctor, you still have options. A walk-in clinic can often print your record or arrange the vaccinations you're missing. Your local public health unit may hold your childhood immunization records. If you were vaccinated at a pharmacy, they can usually reprint the receipt or record. And if you studied or worked in healthcare before, your school or previous employer's occupational health team may have a copy on file.

If you can't get hold of a record, or you're not sure whether what you have is enough, contact us at hello.ca@florenceapp.com and we'll help you work out the next step.

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