Get Immunization Record Form - International Student Program

Completing the Immunization Record Form is a crucial step for international students planning to study in Canada. This guide provides detailed instructions on how to efficiently fill out this online document to ensure compliance with provincial health requirements.

Follow the steps to complete the form online efficiently.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to download the Immunization Record Form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Begin by entering the student’s last name in the designated field. This information is required and should match the name in other official documents.
3. Next, fill in the given names of the student in the appropriate fields. If the student has multiple given names, ensure each one is entered separately.
4. Provide the student's date of birth in the format Day/Month/Year. Ensure accuracy in this section to avoid complications.
5. Document the immunizations received by the student in the relevant sections. You will see a list of required vaccinations such as diphtheria, tetanus, polio, etc. Mark each immunization that the student has received.
6. For the recommended vaccinations, such as influenza and hepatitis B, indicate if the student has received these. This section may not be mandatory but is important for health records.
7. After filling out all relevant fields, certification by a qualified health professional is necessary. This includes their signature, printed name, address, and professional designation.
8. Finally, ensure the date of certification is filled out accurately. This should reflect the day the form is certified.
9. Once all sections are completed, save your changes, and consider downloading or printing the document for your records before sending it.
10. Email the completed Immunization Record Form to the International Student Program at isp@hcdsb.org, ensuring it is submitted prior to school registration.

Complete your Immunization Record Form online today for a smooth transition to studying in Canada.