Immunization Resources
View a list of required immunizations, information on where to get an immunization, and vaccination schedules.
How to Submit Immunization Documents
Information on how to update your child’s immunization record with FCPS.
Does your child have all of their required immunizations?
Submit your child’s immunization record through ParentVUE using the Online Verification/Update (OVU) Packet or to your school’s front office.
Visit our General Registration Immunizations webpage to see what documents (called “acceptable proof of immunization”) you will need to submit.
You can request records from one of the following:
Your healthcare provider (you may need to pay a fee).
Through the Virginia Immunization Information System (a free service).
If your child was immunized outside of Virginia, you can get records from those states’ systems.
- Submit an Immunization Action Plan through the “Student Information” section in ParentVUE.
- Submit a hard copy of the Immunization Action Plan by hand delivery to your school’s front office.
- Families may also contact their school’s Student Information Assistant (SIA) or Registrar to provide this information verbally. Please contact the front office at your child's school to connect with these staff directly.
Important: Once your child receives their immunizations, submit their immunization records to your school’s front office or through ParentVUE using the Online Verification/Update (OVU) Packet.
Contact your healthcare provider or the Fairfax County Health Department to schedule an appointment. You can also visit our Immunization Resources for additional appointment opportunities.
After scheduling your appointment, submit your Immunization Action Plan to the school.
Submit your healthcare provider's written statement of a permanent or temporary medical exemption to your school’s front office.
- Per Regulation 2101, medical exemption documentation must include:
- The specific contraindicated immunization(s)
- Specification of a temporary or permanent medical exemption. Temporary medical exemptions must include an expiration date
- A signature of the health care provider
- Name and contact information of the health care provider
Submit a Religious Exemption Form to your school’s front office.
- Per Regulation 2101, religious exemption documentation must include:
- A notarized Religious Exemption Form objecting the administration of immunizations on the grounds this conflicts with his or her religious tenets or practices.
