** The NCDHHS COVID-19 vaccine portal will end on June 1, 2023.**
At your first COVID-19 vaccine appointment with Wake County Public Health, we gave you a Vaccination Record Card s I was ok with the date, location and vaccine batch number you received. When you receive further doses, staff will continue to record your doses on this same we card. PLEASE keep this card safe and take a picture of it as a backup copy.
If you ever want to check out your vaccine record online, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) is keeping a digital record for you! Just go online and get your online COVID-19 vaccination record here – you can even print out. The USERNAME is your email address with “.covid19vaccine” added at the end – then enter your password. If you forget your password, just click “Forgot Username or Password” and you should get an email with how to access. A digital photo of your card or printed versions of your vaccine information from your vaccine provider should, in most cases, serve as a valid replacement for the physical paper card, if you need proof of COVID-19 vaccination for travel or for a doctor’s appointment.
If you got your first shot with Wake County Public Health and you’re coming in for a second, third or booster dose with us, but you can’t find your card, our staff can look you up in our system and give you an updated card after your shot.
If you don’t have an appointment or can’t access your online record at the link above, you can call our Wake County Public Health COVID-19 hotline at 919-250-1500 and we’ll work with you to get a replacement card. Please do not just simply show up at a vaccine clinic for a replacement card, our staff will not be able to accommodate you. If you did NOT receive your vaccine from Wake County Public Health, please reach out to the provider who administered your shot. Wake County Public Health can only provide cards to those residents we have administered vaccine to.
Need additional help? NCDHHS may be able to help you out. Contact their NC COVID-19 Vaccine Help Center at 888-675-4567 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, or send them a message.
