New York Covid-19 Vaccine Assistance Form
If you are in need of assistance to sign up for a Covid-19 vaccine, please complete the form below at your own discretion.

Please be aware that the majority of appointments are being booked at NEW YORK STATE VACCINE SITES. We have very limited capacity for pharmacies at this time. Those requests will take MUCH LONGER, so you should continue to seek an appointment on your own.  

By submitting this form, you certify that the following statements are true:
1. This is my FIRST time filling out this form (duplicates will be deleted).
2. I do NOT already have an appointment scheduled for first or second doses.
3. I have TRIED finding an appointment on my own and need assistance.

*We do not take Vaccine Brand requests, as they may change by the day and per location.

Note: This is a voluntary submission of the below personal data. The purpose of this form is to only assist others.  Please be advised this information is not secured.

We are not medical professionals and highly recommend you speak with your doctor before scheduling an appointment. Additionally, we encourage everyone to continue trying to schedule their own appointments – this is meant to support, not replace, your efforts in obtaining an appointment.

If we can successfully schedule you, we will contact you directly with further information.

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Before booking an appointment for the COVID-19 Vaccine, it is important to know current health and safety recommendations from the CDC.

If you've received passive antibody therapy treatment for COVID-19 the CDC recommends to defer the vaccination for 90 days after treatment.

If you've received another vaccine in the last 14 days the CDC recommends to defer vaccination for 14 days after the receipt of the vaccine.

If you've had a positive test for COVID-19 or your doctor told you that you had COVID-19 the CDC recommends to defer vaccination until recovery and until criteria have been met to discontinue isoluation.  The CDC also states it is okay for an infected person to defer vaccine for 90 days after symptoms have resolved based on low risk of reinfection during that period.

If you've been exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19 the CDC recommends to defer vaccination until after your quarantine period ends.
New Yorkers with comorbidities and underlying health conditions MUST PRESENT PROOF at the time of vaccine or you will be turned away.
Please check this box after confirming you have read the above "KNOW BEFORE YOU GO" *
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