Georgia requires a Certificate of Immunization, Form 3231, on file for every child through 12th grade attending child care, pre-kindergarten, Head Start, nursery or school, public or private. The certificate is generated from GRITS, the Georgia Registry of Immunization Transactions and Services, and also serves as the record of a medical exemption.
A physician's office or public health department prints the certificate from GRITS. When a child has a medical exemption, the physician signs the medical exemption box and records the review date.
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Georgia Certificate of Immunization
Georgia Department of Public Health, Immunization Office 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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DPH does not post a blank. Form 3231 is generated from GRITS by a physician's office or public health department, using the child's registry record, and printed for the parent to take to the school or child care facility.
On Form 3231 itself. The certificate includes a medical exemption box that the physician signs, with a review date. Religious objections are handled differently: the parent files Form 2208, the Affidavit of Religious Objection to Immunization, with the school or child care facility.