Should I have been given a piece of paper?

coffeehound

Had my third jab last week.  Although I was given a piece of paper he first two times, I did not recieve any this time.  The NHS are still texting me to get a booster so appear unaware on that system at least that I've had it.  Is there a danger that it has been lost to the system and I won't be able to prove vaccination status?

Torry_Quine

The text seems to be sent out en mass whether the recipient has had the booster or not. 
I've never been given a piece of paper after a vaccination.

Thrugelmir

Text alerts are going to everyone. The NHS App will have a record of your vaccination status. If you need to evidence it. 

[Deleted User]

As above, it's on your NHS records. No one will accept a piece of paper as evidence of anything.

FatherTireseus

As Torry_Quine says, the texts are going out to all and sundry whether you've had a booster or not.

When you say 'piece of paper' what exactly were you referring to?  When I had my booster I got a card with the details of the specific vaccine I'd had, plus an information leaflet about the vaccine.

The booster also showed up in my NHS app within a few days, although I am guessing it might take a bit longer at this time of year with bank holidays, staff on leave etc.

cx6

Deleted_User said:

As above, it's on your NHS records. No one will accept a piece of paper as evidence of anything.

Not even a bit of paper that says '£10' on it proving there is £10 of gold somewhere backing it?

eskbanker

cx6 said:

Deleted_User said:

As above, it's on your NHS records. No one will accept a piece of paper as evidence of anything.

Not even a bit of paper that says '£10' on it proving there is £10 of gold somewhere backing it?

That too, now that the old paper notes have been superseded by the polymer ones....

coffeehound

Thanks all, that's reassuring

rufford155

Deleted_User said:

As above, it's on your NHS records. No one will accept a piece of paper as evidence of anything.

That's not quite true is it.
You can get your NHS covid pass by email as a printable PDF and we have used our twice going abroad.
Much easier than fiddling with phones at check in.
And it now shows all three jabs.

Ganga

rufford155 said:

Deleted_User said:

As above, it's on your NHS records. No one will accept a piece of paper as evidence of anything.

That's not quite true is it.
You can get your NHS covid pass by email as a printable PDF and we have used our twice going abroad.
Much easier than fiddling with phones at check in.
And it now shows all three jabs.

Yes but it is an OFFICIAL piece of paper 

J_B

When we went for our boosters (mid Nov), the nurse wrote the details on the bottom of the little blue card that I'd had since February

The guy who did Mrs B gave no written confirmation - just saying that the info would be on the NHS app in due course

We also had the generic text on Sunday evening