Alabama law (Code of Alabama 16-30-4) requires a Certificate of Immunization on file for every child attending school or licensed child care. The only approved COI is printed from ImmPRINT, the state immunization registry, and shows the school-required doses that are valid along with a date of expiration tied to the next required immunization.
A licensed physician's office or ADPH county health department enrolled in ImmPRINT prints the certificate, which carries the issuing site's name, address and date of issue. Pharmacies and other sites without a medical authority may print COIs only for children who are up to date.
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Certificate of Immunization
Alabama Department of Public Health, Immunization Division takes this form through its online services or your EMR, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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No. Since June 1, 2016, the only approved COI is printed from ImmPRINT or ImmPRINT Webservice on plain paper, and ADPH's May 7, 2019 letter confirmed that EHR vendor-created certificates are not accepted. The printed certificate states that a licensed physician or qualified ADPH employee is responsible for its content.
Each certificate carries a date of expiration labeled as the next required immunization. It tells the school or child care facility when the child's next school-required dose is due, so the certificate on file reflects whether the child remains current under Alabama's requirements.