Find Your Immunization Records by State
Choose your state to find official registry information, request forms, provider and pharmacy options, and practical steps for locating an available vaccination history.
Find Your State Record Route
Start with the guide for your state. Access methods differ: some states offer a public portal, while others require a provider, health department, form, email, fax, or mail request.
How to Get Your Immunization Records
The exact process depends on the state and why you need the record. These steps help you identify the right source before sharing personal information.
Identify the Record Sources
Choose the state where each vaccination was given, then check the original provider, pharmacy, school, or official immunization information system.
Follow the State Process
Use the current official instructions. Depending on the state, you may need a portal, request form, provider assistance, email, fax, or postal mail.
Check the Returned Record
Review names, dates, and missing doses. Ask the receiving school, employer, or program which record format and validation it accepts.
Immunization Records by State
Select a state to open an available guide. Where a dedicated guide is not yet available, the link opens the CDC directory so you can locate the current official state contact.
🚙 COVID-19 Vaccine Records
If your CDC vaccination card is lost, check the provider or pharmacy that administered the dose and the immunization system for the state where it was given. A digital record may be available in some jurisdictions.
State Immunization Record Guides
Detailed state guides with links to official health-department sources and practical record-recovery steps.
Arkansas Immunization Records
Get your Arkansas shot records online through the WebIZ registry. Adult records, school forms, and the official portal.
View Guide →California COVID Vaccine Record
Check California record options, official CDPH resources, and available digital record steps.
View Guide →Texas Immunization Records
Navigate the Texas ImmTrac2 consent system, plus the request process for adults and children.
View Guide →Florida Vaccine Records
Retrieve your records from Florida SHOTS, the state registry, with full instructions for residents and students.
View Guide →Oklahoma Immunization Records
Access your Oklahoma shot records through the OSIIS public portal with step-by-step retrieval instructions.
View Guide →Tennessee Immunization Records
Get your records from TennIIS, the state registry, with guides for school, work, and personal use.
View Guide →What Do You Need Records For?
Different situations have different requirements. Jump straight to the guidance that matches why you need your records.
School & College
Enrollment, dorm housing, and registration holds. Most schools require MMR, Tdap, Meningococcal, and Hepatitis B documentation.
School requirements →Healthcare Job
Hospital and nursing credentialing often requires titer lab results alongside vaccination records. Learn what employers can ask.
Titer test guide →Travel & Immigration
Green card Form I-693, international travel certificates, and the WHO Yellow Card. Civil surgeon requirements explained.
Immigration guide →COVID-19 Proof
SMART Health Cards, state registry records, and pharmacy history. What to do if you lost your original CDC card.
COVID records →Lost or Old Records
Records from a retired doctor, a closed practice, a natural disaster, or decades ago. Plus titer tests when records are gone.
Lost records guide →For My Child
Childhood vaccine records for daycare, school, adoption, or homeschooling. How to find records from any provider or school.
How to retrieve →🔧 Record-Finding Resources
Use the state selector and official CDC directory to identify the appropriate registry, provider, pharmacy, school, or health-department route.
Independent Guidance Using Official Sources
We link to government and public-health sources and clearly identify this website as an independent informational guide. Always confirm current instructions with the relevant agency.
Official Sources and Contacts
Guides point readers to government, public-health, provider, and pharmacy sources appropriate to the record request.
Check Current Instructions
Government procedures can change. Each guide links to official sources so readers can confirm the current form, contact details, and requirements.
Free Public Guidance
Access to this informational guide does not require payment. Any fees charged by record holders are outside this website.
Privacy Reminder
Do not send medical records, identity documents, signed forms, or portal credentials to this website. Use the secure method specified by the official record holder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about finding and using your immunization records.