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How to Register for COVID vaccination if you above 18?

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Vaccines are available from Government and Private Health Facilities as notified, known as COVID Vaccination Centres (CVCs), and especially health centers are converted into vaccination centers.

You will have to give some basic information about yourself and details of your photo identification card to get yourself registered online without online on-spot registration is not available.

From one mobile phone number, one can register 4 people maximum, however, each person will need their own photo identification government-approved document.

If the Aadhar card is used as an identification document, consent will be obtained and recorded.

Through the portal, you can find out the list of available CVCs and dates and times of available vaccination slots, to book an appointment as per your choice. You will need an OTP verification prior to registration and a confirmation slip/token will be generated after registration. You will also get a confirmatory SMS later.

For all Private Hospitals, prior registration and appointment will be the only method of registration.

For Government hospitals, a proportion of slots will be available for online registration and appointment, the rest will be kept for on-site registration and vaccination.

Appointments for any date for a Vaccination Center will be closed at 12:00 pm on the day prior to the date.

Those who cannot get themselves registered online can contact their local Government health workers, who will help the beneficiaries to the Government CVC for on-the-spot registration, appointment, verification, and vaccination on the same day.
Please ask your nearest Government health care worker to guide you about the nearest Government CVC where COVID vaccination will be available and the days of the week when this will be available.
You need to carry your mobile phone and a photo identification document to get yourself vaccinated.
The workers in the Government CVC will help you to register on the spot, get an appointment, and get vaccinated on the same day.
No, the registration of the beneficiary is mandatory for vaccination for the COVID-19 vaccine. Once registered, notification and information about the vaccine session date and time will be shared with the beneficiary. There will be a provision for walk-in to vaccination centers but they too would need to register on-site before vaccination.
  • PAN Card
  • Passbooks issued by Bank/Post Office
  • Passport
  • Pension Document
  • Voter ID
  • Aadhaar Card
  • Driving License
  • Health Insurance Smart Card issued under the scheme of Ministry of Labour
  • Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) Job Card
  • Official identity cards issued to MPs/MLAs/MLCs
  • Service Identity Card issued to employees by Central/ State Govt./ Public Limited Companies
  • People with comorbidities will have to carry the certificate of comorbidities, in the format shared here by a registered medical practitioner.
The Photo ID produced at the time of registration must be produced and verified at the time of vaccination or just for the cross verification.
Photo ID is a must for both registration and verification of beneficiary at session site to ensure that the intended person is vaccinated.
Following online registration, beneficiaries will receive SMS on their registered mobile number about the due date, place, and time of vaccination.
Yes. On getting the due dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, the beneficiary will receive SMS on their registered mobile number. After all doses of vaccine are administered, a QR code-based certificate will also be sent to the registered mobile number of the beneficiary.
Yes, a provisional certificate would be provided after the first dose. On completion of the second dose, when you receive the message for completion of schedule it would include a link to download a digital certificate of vaccination for your perusal. This certificate can be then be saved in the Digi-locker.
Based on the potential availability of vaccines the Government of India has selected the priority groups who will be vaccinated on priority as they are at higher risk. The first group includes healthcare and frontline workers. The second group to receive the COVID-19 vaccine will be persons over 60 years of age and persons between 45 and 59 years of age with comorbid conditions.
Reference:-
https://www.who.int/
https://nurseji.com/
https://www.mohfw.gov.in/
https://www.cowin.gov.in/home
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