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Your CCAA vaccination certificate (vaccination history)

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To download a PDF with the vaccines registered in your community’s public system. Useful for nursery, school, work, travel or any procedure that asks for it.

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Salud Pública / CCAA

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What you need to have to hand
  1. Cl@ve PIN or Permanente, certificado digital or DNIe. Without one you’ll have to go in person.
  2. Tarjeta sanitaria or your CIP/CIPA/TSI code for the community.
  3. Carné de vacunación or reports if you were vaccinated privately or in another CCAA (date, batch and centre).
  4. If you request it for a minor: your DNI, libro de familia or guardianship document and, if the website won’t allow it, digital representation activated.
Documentation
  1. Identification: DNI/NIE (in person). Online you authenticate with Cl@ve/certificado.
  2. Health data: tarjeta sanitaria or your personal health code for your CCAA.
  3. Proof for external vaccines: reports/carné signed by the centre, with dates and batch numbers.
  4. Authorization for representation for minors/wards if the portal requires it.
Step by step
  1. Access your health portal: log in with Cl@ve/certificado to your CCAA’s health folder (e.g.: Cataluña https://lamevasalut.gencat.cat, Madrid https://www.comunidad.madrid/servicios/salud/tarjeta-sanitaria-virtual, Andalucía https://www.sspa.juntadeandalucia.es/servicioandaluzdesalud/ciudadania/clicsalud, Galicia https://esaude.sergas.gal, Euskadi https://www.osakidetza.euskadi.eus).
  2. Find “Vacunación/Historial vacunal”: it’s usually in your clinical history or ‘Mis informes’. Click “Certificado” or “Descargar”.
  3. Set up the certificate: choose language if available and whether you want all vaccines or a specific one. Confirm.
  4. Download the PDF with CSV/QR. Don’t edit it. Keep it safe; many employers/schools verify online.
  5. Missing vaccines? Use the portal’s aportación de documentación option (if it has one) and upload carné/report. If your portal lacks that, go to the next step.
  6. Plan B in person: book a cita en tu centro de salud (administration) and take DNI and proof of external vaccines. They’ll print it and, if needed, record missing data.
Time-saving tricks
  1. Cl@ve Permanente fails less than PIN on these portals. Activate it if you can.
  2. Scan the carné well: a single page with clear dates and batch numbers speeds up registration.
  3. Ask for the full certificate, not one per vaccine. You avoid back-and-forth if they later ask for ‘all’ vaccines.
  4. If the portal kicks you out, try another browser. Some sites work poorly on older phones.
  5. Save the CSV (code) in a notes app. If the PDF is rejected, showing the CSV helps verification.
Common mistakes that will mess up the process
  1. Assuming everything appears automatically: vaccines from private providers or another CCAA won’t show until someone uploads proof.
  2. Editing the PDF to ‘remove data’ or translate it: that invalidates the CSV/QR and they can reject it.
  3. Showing up without ID for minors: without libro de familia/tutela they won’t give it.
  4. Trusting it will be instant: if they must add old vaccines, it can take days. Don’t leave it to the last minute.
  5. No digital access: without Cl@ve/certificado you can’t download. If you’re in a rush, go in person.
  1. 1.Go to your CCAA health portal and log in with Cl@ve or certificado (e.g.: Cataluña https://lamevasalut.gencat.cat, Madrid https://www.comunidad.madrid/servicios/salud/tarjeta-sanitaria-virtual, Andalucía https://www.sspa.juntadeandalucia.es/servicioandaluzdesalud/ciudadania/clicsalud, Galicia https://esaude.sergas.gal, Euskadi https://www.osakidetza.euskadi.eus).
  2. 2.Look for the “Vacunación/Historial vacunal” section or similar and click “Certificado” or “Descargar”.
  3. 3.Choose language and type of certificate (all vaccines or a specific one, if available) and confirm.
  4. 4.Download the PDF with CSV/QR and save it. If someone needs to verify it, send that PDF untouched.
  5. 5.If vaccines are missing (common if you were vaccinated privately or in another CCAA), upload scans of the carné/reports from the health folder if it has an “aportación de documentación” option.
  6. 6.If your portal doesn’t allow downloads or you need it for a minor without digital representation, book a face-to-face appointment at your health centre and they’ll print it (e.g.: Madrid https://www.comunidad.madrid/servicios/salud/cita-sanitaria, Andalucía https://www.sspa.juntadeandalucia.es/servicioandaluzdesalud/ciudadania/cita-medica).
  • DNI or NIE in force (if you go in person)
  • Cl@ve PIN/Permanente or certificado digital/DNIe (if you do it online)
  • Tarjeta sanitaria of your CCAA or your CIP/CIPA/TSI code
  • Carné de vacunación or reports showing batch and date (if vaccines are missing from the system)
  • Signed authorization and libro de familia/registro civil if you request it for a minor or ward
  • Contact details (mobile and email) so they can notify you if they need more data

¿Qué necesito para completar Certificado Vacunación sin que me lo rechacen?

Certificado Vacunación es gratuito en Salud Pública / CCAA y se puede presentar por cuenta propia. El punto que interrumpe el trámite es que hace falta Cl@ve activa, y si no está dada de alta el registro previo puede tardar días. Además, hay que aportar 5 documentos a lo largo de 4 pasos, y la sede rechaza el envío completo si un solo dato no coincide con el que consta en el registro. GovEasy reúne y comprueba los 5 documentos antes de tocar la sede, para que el envío no se rechace por un dato descuadrado, y si no tienes la identificación digital o la cita, un gestor colegiado del marketplace la gestiona y lo presenta por ti.

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1.Go to your CCAA health portal and log in with Cl@ve or certificado (e.g.: Cataluña https://lamevasalut.gencat.cat, Madrid https://www.comunidad.madrid/servicios/salud/tarjeta-sanitaria-virtual, Andalucía https://www.sspa.juntadeandalucia.es/servicioandaluzdesalud/ciudadania/clicsalud, Galicia https://esaude.sergas.gal, Euskadi https://www.osakidetza.euskadi.eus).

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