Immunization Records

School Age Immunization Records

Every child entering a Florida school for the first time needs the Florida Certification of Immunization form (also known as Form 680 or “blue card”). This form must be completed by a physician or a Florida county health department. Please note: Form 680 may be printed on blue or white paper; as long as the form is certified, it is an official form.

Below is the process to submit immunization records for transfer. There is a $10 fee due upon submission of forms to complete the transfer. A current working phone number is required to be entered on the immunization records transfer form or transfer will not be processed.

Submit documentation by one of the following options:

• Option 1: Visit our online portal and complete all required fields - FL Immunization Screening Portal
• Option 2: Drop documents off in person at one of DOH-Alachua office locations:
  East Gainesville Clinic-Main Headquarters - 224 SE 24th Street, Gainesville, FL
  Alachua Clinic - 15530 NW US Hwy 441 Suite 10010, Alachua, FL
  SW Clinic - 816 SW 64th Terrace, Gainesville, FL
• Option 3: Fax documents to DOH-Alachua at 352-334-7943
• Option 4: Mail documents to Florida Department of Health in Alachua County, ATTN: Immunizations, 224 SE 24th Street; Gainesville, FL 32641

If choosing option 2, 3, or 4 you are required to complete and submit the following information to DOH-Alachua at least three weeks prior to school orientation/registration:

• Copies of child's immunization records with the name and date of birth on each page. Send former physicians this authorization form to disclose confidential information if needed to obtain records.
• Completed immunization transfer request form. English Form or Spanish Form.
• Copy of valid driver's license/passport of parent completing form.

Keep copies for your records; never submit original documents. Make sure writing is legible.

All records will be processed within 48 hours of receipt. A nurse will notify parent/guardian when record is entered into FLShots and advise parent/guardian if child will need additional vaccines. Illegible/incomplete patient information will not be processed.

Copies of immunization records can be picked up in person at DOH-Alachua office. Records cannot be faxed or emailed back.