The page My Vaccine, to register and receive the anticovid vaccine, it already allows himas people over 18 years of age can enter their data, and subsequently receive the dose of some biological against covid-19.
With this, The number of Mexicans with the possibility of having access to the covid vaccine is expandedUntil today, pregnant women, adults over 30 years of age, teachers, residents of the border area and medical personnel were the candidates to receive a dose.
How do I register?
You must enter the page mivacuna.salud.gob.mx, with the CURP the registration is started, if you do not know it enter here to consult it.
After that, the page will display personal data, ask if you suffer from any disease such as diabetes, hypertension or are in a state of prostration.
The system asks to click on the button “I want to be vaccinated”, prior to that, There is a text that is recommended to read about the processing of personal data.
After clicking, the system asks to enter other information about the place of residence as well as the location.
What data do you ask for registration?
In addition to the CURP to enter the system, you must enter the state where you reside, zip code, municipality, two telephones, email, support email as well as a space to add notes, for example, the hours in which the health authorities can reach you.
After confirming your data, the system will return a page and the vaccination fileIt is important that you keep it, as it facilitates the application of the anticovid vaccine in the state where you reside.
In the case of Mexico City, the vaccination record is being requested to be printed and fill it out before going when it’s time to get vaccinated.
The page emphasizes that eThis procedure is not an appointment for vaccination, soon the health authorities will contact those registered to receive the dose.
“The call to the vaccination points depends on the availability of the vaccines. To facilitate the process at the vaccination center, we suggest you download and print your vaccination file.”
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador set October of this year as a goal to vaccinate with at least one dose to all Mexicans over 18 years of age.
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