Covered Individuals who choose to decline influenza vaccination must complete a Vaccine Declination Letter and submit it to the location vaccine authority on or before December 1, 2022.

Remaining unvaccinated during flu season can put populations at risk – such as children or people with a weaker immunity system. ing to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),4 unvaccinated children are more likely to die from the flu.

You can still get the flu vaccine if you have a mild illness, such as a cold or sinus infection. People who have a fever or a moderate or severe illness may need to delay vaccination until they've recovered.

Other reasons included thinking they do not need a flu vaccine, fear of getting sick, fear of side effects from vaccination, being allergic to the vaccine, and thinking that flu vaccination is not good for you.

Can I request a religious belief exception for the seasonal influenza vaccine? Yes. Religious belief exceptions are allowed for the seasonal influenza vaccine. Students will need to complete the Religious Accommodation Request Form and upload it to the Patient Portal.

Vaccine Declination. Covered Individuals who choose to decline influenza vaccination must complete a Vaccine Declination Letter and submit it to the location vaccine authority on or before December 1, 2022. Students should upload the Vaccine Declination Letter to the Student Health Patient Portal prior to the deadline.

(NHJB-2123-P) Form use. This form is used if the person who is named in the will to serve as the executor of an estate or trustee of a testamentary trust does not wish to serve. A declination may not be filed if there are no estate assets.