Have you been vaccinated against COVID? See how to get the certificate

The national government created a digital identifier for those who received the doses against the COVID. It is certificate It will serve as official proof and for some countries it will be the health passport. Here, the details.

In three simple steps, Argentines can have this proof that they have received the vaccine against the virus. This will not only clarify which of the doses, but inform the date, location and batch number.

Basic doubts

– What is the digital COVID vaccination certificate?

This is the digital proof available in My Argentina which certifies that the vaccine.

– Who can access the digital certificate?

If you have been vaccinated against COVID-19, you can view your vaccination certificate in My Argentina. Download the application, create your account and validate your identity.

– What information does it provide?

The supporting document contains your data: surname, first name, identification number, vaccine data: name, batch and number of doses; the place and date when it was applied.

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– What is the source of the data?

Each jurisdiction is responsible for the information burden of each person who is vaccinated and then appears on the credential.

-What happens if I have errors in my credentials?

If you see a certificate and you have not been vaccinated or your credentials contain errors in your data or vaccine data, you can report the error to the national health system for analysis and with the corresponding jurisdiction to make the necessary rectification.

Europe has already implemented it

More than a million people from nine European Union (EU) countries already have certificates attesting that they have been vaccinated or do not have coronavirus, to facilitate travel and promote tourism within block this summer, authorities reported on Tuesday.

In an intervention before the European Parliament, the European Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders, said that, for the moment, these certificates are issued in Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Poland, Lithuania and Spain .

In addition to the million certificates already issued, “many more will follow in the weeks and months to come,” Reynders said at the seat of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France.

Certificates, which among other purposes They seek to boost European tourism amid pandemic and avoid second summer lost by coronavirus, must be recognized by all the countries of the bloc from July 1, under a regulation that will be approved by the European Parliament in a vote, the results of which will be announced tomorrow.