You did it. Show it.
Your state keeps an official record of the vaccines you’ve had. Pick where you were vaccinated and go straight to it. Any vaccine, any season.
Not listed, or not sure? See every registry at CDC →
Three steps. Every time.
- 01Pick your stateChoose where you got vaccinated. Each state, territory and some cities keep their own registry.
- 02Open your recordGo straight to the official lookup. Many states show it online in minutes; some send it to you.
- 03Check it after every shotNew doses can take a few days to appear. Not there? Ask the clinic or pharmacy that gave it.
Know what’s recommended.
These schedules come from the medical societies whose doctors care for you. Find your group, then talk with your provider.
- AdultsAmerican Academy of Family PhysiciansAdult schedule (patient version) →
- PregnancyAmerican College of Obstetricians and GynecologistsMaternal immunization schedule →
- Children & teensAmerican Academy of Pediatrics2026 childhood schedule →
- All in one placeImmunize.orgMedical society schedules →
Where the medical societies and CDC agree, the advice is the same. CDC immunization schedules →
How easy does your state make it?
Getting your own vaccine record should take one click. In some places, it still doesn’t.
Based on each registry’s public options for adults, checked October 2026. Something changed? Tell us.
Wear it. Share it. Slap it on everything.
You did something for yourself and the people around you. Let them see it. Every sticker points back here, so the next person can check their record too.
Post it. Tag it. Spread it.
Grab a graphic, copy a caption, tag #iVaccinated. Free to use, no permission needed.
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Captions
- Morning routine
You shaved. You showered. You vaccinated. You did it. Show it. #iVaccinated ivaccinated.org
- The classic
I did it. #iVaccinated 🇺🇸 Find your own vaccine record in one click: ivaccinated.org
- For someone
Got my shot #ForMyGrandkids. Your turn. Check your record at ivaccinated.org #iVaccinated
- We the People
“…promote the general Welfare.” Did my part. #iVaccinated ivaccinated.org
Want a sticker? We’ll mail you one!
Free, while supplies last. Want your provider or pharmacy to hand them out? Send them some. We’ll ship a roll.
We use your address only to mail stickers. We never ask about your health or vaccines.
“We the People… in Order to… promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity…”
Preamble, U.S. Constitution
Get vaccinated for yourself. And for everyone after you.
Hand them out. Link here.
- Clinics, pharmacies and health systemsGive a sticker with every vaccine. We’ll send you a supply and a link to track how many people check their record.
- Awareness campaignsPoint your “check your record” step here instead of building your own. One list, kept current every September.
- Community organizationsBring stickers to events, clinic days and health fairs.
Request stickersNow featured in RSV Awareness Month →
Questions
- Does ivaccinated.org see my record?
- No. You look up your record directly with your state or territory. We never see it. If you ask for a sticker, we use your name and address only to mail it, and we never ask about your health.
- Why isn’t my vaccine showing?
- New doses can take a few days to appear, and only doses reported in that state show up. If one is still missing, ask the clinic or pharmacy that gave it to report it.
- My state doesn’t offer an online lookup. Now what?
- Pick your state anyway. We’ll show you exactly how to request your record. Your provider or pharmacy can also pull it up.
- Is this a government site?
- No. ivaccinated.org is a free public resource from the Alliance for Health Implementation Science (AHIS), a nonprofit. It sends you to official government registries.