Getting Your COVID-19 Vaccine

What to Bring to Your Vaccination 

Items required at the time of vaccination depend on a person’s age.

Adults (18 years and older at the time of vaccination)

• Photo ID or other method of identification. Documentation examples: birth certificate, passport, Provisional Driver's Permit (Learner's Permit), Consular Card.

Minors (6 months to 17 years old)

• All eligible minors may visit a vaccination site without an appointment and without bringing any documentation (photo ID and proof of age) IF a parent, legal guardian, or relative caregiver is with them at the site.
• If a minor will not have an adult present with them at the vaccination site, an appointment needs to be made AND their parent or legal guardian will need to complete the Consent Form for Minors to provide their consent in advance. Parental consent is required for all eligible minors to be vaccinated. See consent forms below.

Caregiver Affidavit Form
English  |  Spanish  |  Arabic  |  Chinese  |  Karen  |  Korean  |  Somali  |  Tagalog  |  Vietnamese

Consent Form for Minors - Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
English  |  Spanish  |  Arabic  |  Farsi  |  Chinese  |  Korean  |  Somali  |  Tagalog  |  Vietnamese

Resources

• What to Expect — Before, During, and After Your Appointment
• Information on Updated Boosters
• Information on COVID-19 Vaccines for Children and Teens | Spanish
• Fact Sheets for Recipients and Caregivers
  • Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine for Individuals 6 Months-4 Years: English | Spanish
  • Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine for Individuals 5-11 Years: English | Spanish
  • Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine for Individuals 6 Months-5 Years: English | Spanish
  • Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine for Individuals 6 Years and Above: English | Spanish
  • Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine: English | Spanish

Community Vaccination Events

See the list below for upcoming, no-cost, County sponsored community vaccine walk-up events (no appointment required).