In these times, having a physical constancy your ‌Covid vaccination record has become essential. Whether it's for traveling, accessing certain places, or simply having tangible backup, printing your vaccination record is a simple process that you can do from the comfort of your home.

Next, we will guide you step by step⁤ so you can Get your printed record quickly and effectively. Follow these⁣ steps and you will have in your hands the physical proof of⁣ your⁣ commitment to health and that of others.

Access the official platform

The first ‌step to ⁣print your Covid vaccination record⁢ is ⁢ enter the official platform designated by the health authorities of your country. In Spain, you can access through the⁢ website of the Ministry of Health or the mobile app COVID radar.

Once on the platform, you must Log In with your access credentials. Make sure you have your identification document and any other information required to verify your identity.

Locate the vaccination record

After logging in, look for the section dedicated to your vaccination history. ⁣Normally, this information is found in a section called “My Health” or “Vaccines.”

Once your Covid vaccination record is located, verify that all data are correct. Make sure the date, type of vaccine, and number of doses received are listed. If you detect any errors, contact the health authorities to request a rectification.

Download the registration in PDF format

Most platforms will allow you download your vaccination record en PDF. Look for the "Download" or "Export" option and save the file to your device.

It is recommended that store the file in a secure, easily accessible location, such as a specific folder on your computer⁢ or⁤ a⁤ cloud storage⁢ service such as Google Drive o dropbox.

Print​ the vaccination record

With‌ the PDF file downloaded, you are ready to print your vaccination record. Open the file on your computer and select the “Print” option from the top menu or by right-clicking and choosing “Print” from the context menu.

Make sure you have enough paper and ink on your printer. Adjust print settings based on your preferences, such as print quality and page orientation. Once configured, click “Print” and wait for the process to finish.

Additional tips

• Print more than one copy of your vaccination record in case you need deliver it to different places or⁢ as a backup ⁢in case of loss.
• Save a ⁢digital copy of the‌ record on your mobile to always have it at hand.
• Keep your vaccination record in a safe place ⁤ along with other important documents.

Printing⁤ your⁤ Covid vaccination record⁤ is a simple but crucial process in these times. Have one⁣ physical constancy of your ⁤vaccination will give you peace of mind ‌and will facilitate procedures and access where required.

Remember to keep your vaccination information updated and follow the recommendations of health authorities to protect your health and that of those around you. With your printed record in hand, you will be prepared to face this new normal with responsibility and safety.