Match, Verify and Print Your Arizona Vaccine Record
Arizona residents should usually begin with MyIR, the public portal connected to the Arizona State Immunization Information System. The provider-facing ASIIS login is not the normal personal-record route.
Follow the steps below to link your record, solve an old-phone verification problem, request a child’s history, correct missing doses and prepare readable proof for school, work, college or travel.
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Arizona State Immunization Information System.
ADHS Immunization Record Request.
Arizona School Immunization Record, or ASIR.
Use the source that matches your record problem
Start here for free online access, family records and printable official copies.
Use for a recent dose, wrong date, name mismatch or provider-signed history.
Use for vaccines administered by a pharmacy or retail clinic.
Use when MyIR cannot link the person or identity documents need review.
Use for the ASIR, transferred files or an urgent enrollment deadline.
How to get Arizona immunization records online
How MyIR links an Arizona record
Prepare the identity information first
Why MyIR cannot find an Arizona record
Use this escalation order
What to do when the code goes to an old telephone number
MyIR sends the verification code only to the telephone number stored in the immunization registry. The service cannot redirect that registry verification code to a different number.
Review old family plans, parent numbers, pharmacy profiles and appointment confirmations.
Ask the healthcare provider to correct the telephone number in its system and ASIIS where appropriate.
Submit the official Arizona record request when you cannot receive the registry verification code.
Save a readable Arizona immunization record
- Open the correct linked person.
- Select the print or download option.
- Choose Save as PDF when available.
- Include every page.
- Open the saved file to verify it.
- Open the record in MyIR.
- Use Share, Print or Save to Files.
- Store it in protected storage.
- Check that no rows are cut off.
- Avoid relying on one screenshot.
- Confirm the correct person.
- Check the birth date.
- Review required vaccines.
- Ask whether the format is accepted.
- Keep your own copy.
How to get a child’s Arizona immunization record
Complete the Arizona Immunization Record Request correctly
Use the official request when MyIR cannot match the person, you cannot receive the verification code, a child relationship needs review or an older record requires manual research.
Prepare this information before opening the form
Identification examples listed by Arizona
A state-issued photo driver license is listed as an acceptable identification example.
A state-issued photo identification card is another listed example.
The form lists a passport booklet or passport card with a photograph.
Prepare the upload files
Correct a missing or incorrect ASIIS vaccine
Begin with the healthcare provider, pharmacy or clinic that administered the vaccine. The administering organization is normally responsible for verifying the clinical entry.
| Detail | Where to find it | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Vaccine name | Provider portal, pharmacy account, receipt or card. | Identifies the clinical entry that should appear. |
| Administration date | Appointment history, claim, receipt or medical record. | Helps the office find the exact encounter. |
| Administering location | Clinic, pharmacy, school event or public-health site. | Shows which organization should verify the dose. |
| Manufacturer or lot | Clinical or pharmacy administration record. | Supports verification when available. |
| Identity used at the visit | Insurance profile, portal account or booking email. | May explain a duplicate or mismatched profile. |
Arizona School Immunization Record and acceptable source documents
Arizona uses the Arizona School Immunization Record, or ASIR. Official school guidance also recognizes qualifying registry or computer records and certain records from providers, previous schools and other states.
| Document | What it should contain | Practical action |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona School Immunization Record | Student information and documented vaccine dates. | Use the current ASIR and have school or healthcare staff review the source records. |
| MyIR or ASIIS printout | Registry vaccine information linked to the correct student. | Print all pages and ask whether the school accepts it directly. |
| Provider or pharmacy record | Student name, birth date, vaccine and complete administration date. | Request a complete immunization history, not a general visit note. |
| Signed previous-school record | The student’s current immunization history held by the former school. | Ask the former school to send a signed copy or transfer the record directly. |
| Other-state registry record | Official vaccine history from another jurisdiction. | Provide the complete report and ask the Arizona school to review it. |
| Foreign immunization record | Vaccine names or products and administration dates. | Keep the original and provide a readable translation when requested. |
Check the record before school submission
What to do when enrollment proof is due soon
Run MyIR, call the pediatrician and ask whether the school can review a full provider or registry printout.
Submit the ADHS request if MyIR fails and contact the previous school, pharmacy and provider on the same day.
Collect every Arizona and out-of-state record, then ask the school to review the complete file early.
Choose the record that the receiving office accepts
| Reason for proof | Check first | Ask before submitting |
|---|---|---|
| College or university | MyIR, provider, previous school and campus health portal. | Does the college accept a PDF, or must its own form be completed? |
| Healthcare employment | Occupational health, provider, pharmacy and previous employer. | Which vaccine dates, laboratory results or signatures are required? |
| Travel | Travel clinic, provider, pharmacy and international vaccination card. | Does the clinic need a provider-verified record or a special certificate? |
| Immigration examination | MyIR, provider, foreign records and civil-surgeon instructions. | Which documentation or laboratory evidence the civil surgeon accepts. |
| Military or federal employment | Military medical records, VA, occupational health and MyIR. | Which official system or signed form must be submitted. |
| Personal adult history | MyIR, primary-care portal and every pharmacy account. | Whether older or out-of-state vaccinations are absent. |
Pharmacy record recovery
How to rebuild a lost Arizona immunization history
Tribal, IHS, military, federal and international records
Vaccines administered through tribal health programs, Indian Health Service, military facilities, VA clinics, federal programs or providers outside the United States may remain outside ASIIS.
Contact the exact facility and request a complete immunization history with vaccine names and dates.
Check military medical records, TRICARE, VA systems and occupational-health documents.
Keep the original, obtain a readable translation when requested and ask the receiving office to review the products and dates.
Use the registry where the vaccination was administered
Use California’s digital record or registry route for doses administered there.
Use Nevada WebIZ for vaccines administered in Nevada.
Use the New Mexico record route for doses administered before an Arizona move or school transfer.
Who should you contact for Arizona record help?
| Your problem | Best contact | Prepare before contacting |
|---|---|---|
| Need immediate online access | Arizona MyIR. | Exact legal name, birth date and registry telephone number. |
| Recent dose is missing | The administering provider or pharmacy. | Vaccine, date, location, receipt and identity information. |
| Verification goes to an old number | Provider or official ADHS record request. | Old and current numbers, former names and identification. |
| Possible duplicate ASIIS records | Provider and ASIIS support. | Both identity versions, provider list and approximate dates. |
| School rejects the record | School nurse, registrar or child-care administrator. | Ask for the exact missing dose, source document and deadline. |
| Another jurisdiction holds the dose | The state, tribal clinic, military system or foreign provider. | Location, patient identity, provider and approximate date. |
Bureau of Immunization Services
150 North 18th Avenue, Suite 310A
Phoenix, AZ 85007-3233
Telephone: 602-364-3899
Toll-free: 1-877-491-5741
Fax: 602-364-3285
Final record-quality and privacy checklist
Arizona immunization records FAQs
How do I get Arizona immunization records online?
Register or sign in through Arizona MyIR, enter information that exactly matches ASIIS, complete the telephone verification step and download the available official record. Use the ADHS Immunization Record Request when MyIR cannot link the record.
Can the public log directly into ASIIS?
ASIIS web access is primarily intended for authorized healthcare, pharmacy, school, child care and public health users. Residents normally use Arizona MyIR, the ADHS record request or an authorized provider instead.
Why can Arizona MyIR not find my record?
The name, date of birth or telephone number may differ from the information stored in ASIIS. The record may also use a former surname, be split between duplicate profiles, contain an unreported vaccine or belong to another state or record system.
What if the MyIR verification code goes to an old telephone number?
MyIR sends the code only to the number stored in the immunization registry. Updating the MyIR profile does not update ASIIS. Contact the healthcare provider that reported the record or use the official Arizona record-request route.
Can I request my child’s Arizona immunization record?
A parent or legal guardian can try to link the child’s record through MyIR. When online access fails, use the official ADHS request and provide the identification and guardianship documentation required by the current form.
What identification can I upload with an Arizona record request?
The official request page lists examples including a state-issued photo driver license, a state-issued photo identification card, a passport booklet and a passport card. Follow the live form for the complete current list.
Can an Arizona school accept a MyIR or ASIIS printout?
Arizona school guidance recognizes qualifying registry and computer records, the Arizona School Immunization Record and certain provider, previous-school and other-state records. Ask the school whether it accepts the printout directly or uses it to complete the ASIR.
How do I correct a missing vaccine in ASIIS?
Contact the provider, pharmacy or clinic that administered the vaccine. Ask it to verify the vaccine, administration date, patient demographics and whether ASIIS accepted the submission. The administering source normally corrects the clinical record.
What if my vaccines were given outside Arizona?
Contact the registry, healthcare provider, pharmacy, tribal clinic, military system or foreign provider where each vaccine was administered. ASIIS does not automatically combine every outside record.
Who should I call for Arizona immunization record help?
ASIIS currently lists support at 602-364-3899 and toll-free at 1-877-491-5741, with published availability from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Confirm current hours on the official ASIIS page before calling.