Certified vaccination certificate, This is the official proof that you have received one or two doses of the vaccine. It includes his first and last name, date of birth, but also two digital codes: Datamatrix – set up by the National Institute for Secure Titles, which allows document recognition and protection by 2D-DOC standards; Then, a QR code, which allows the vaccine certificate to be stored in the TousAntiCovid application’s “Garnet” tool.
A certificate that will be very useful in the coming weeks, Particularly from June 9, participation in certain meetings and gatherings will be subject to vaccination. This is one of the supporting documents that will be the future health pass.
Since May 3, each vaccinated person has received this certified certificate in paper form, in addition to the vaccine summary, signed and has a medical certificate. But those who were vaccinated before that date did not have this sesame.
From now on, they can get it directly to the health insurance telecommunications service. From May 20, people living in the Pyrenees-Atlantic and those covered under the Public Health Insurance Scheme (This does not apply to MSA and special diets) Can obtain their certificate from “attestation-vaccin.ameli.fr” via computer or smartphone (link with France Connect).
Generalization by the end of May
For now, this is the first version of the pilot phase 9 fields Including Pyrenees-Atlantics to evaluate its performance under real conditions and to provide the optimal version of the service to users when it is common throughout the whole of France, planned by the end of May.
For those who are not comfortable with digital tools Or those who do not have access to it, can recover the certificate from the specialist who administered the vaccine, or if he or she failed the attending physician. You can do this online by going to the France service counter near your home.
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