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LA May Soon Require Proof of Vaccination for Public Spaces. Here's How To Find It.
LA May Soon Require Proof of Vaccination for Public Spaces. Here's How To Find It.
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Los Angeles city officials are considering a rule requiring residents over the age of 15 to show proof of vaccination before entering restaurants, bars or grocery stores.While it's not a mandate yet, more and more restaurants and bars are beginning request proof of vaccination.Let us show you how to use your mobile phone to access and show your vaccine record.
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If you live in California, here's how you can access your vaccination record:
Visit myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov.
Enter your name, date of birth, and either your cell phone or email.
Create a PIN code to access your digital record.
The record is only available for 24 hours. To keep a permanent record, screenshot it on your phone or print it.
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