Public
On this page, parents and patients can access our new public portal to obtain immunization records, read about school immunization requirements, and learn about the process for requesting a vaccine exemption. Training, resources, and additional opportunities to learn about New Mexico’s IIS are also available. Please join us in keeping New Mexico healthy and safe!
VaxView
The VaxView public portal enables individuals, parents, and guardians to access, save and/or print official immunization records. This eliminates the need to carry multiple or aged documents and allows you to access your shot record anytime you need. The VaxView public portal is mobile friendly and uses two-factor authentication.
School Immunization Requirements
New Mexico requires children entering day care and school to have certain immunizations completed. The publications below provide comprehensive details on these requirements.
- School & Daycare Immunization Requirements 2024-2025 (English)
- School & Daycare Immunization Requirements 2024-2025 (Spanish)
- School & Daycare Immunization Schedule Letter 2024-2025
Exemptions from School and Daycare Immunization Requirements
The New Mexico Immunization Exemption Statute (24-5-3) allows two types of vaccine exemptions from school required vaccines: medical and religious.Personal and/or philosophical exemptions are not allowed in NM.
For details on the allowable exemption types, exemption law(s), and/or the process for submitting a Certificate of Exemption, please use the links below to view the form and instructions in English and Spanish:
- Certificate of Exemption from Immunization (English)
- Certificate of Exemption from Immunization (Spanish)
Addressing Concerns about Vaccines & Autism
Due to media exposure of two flawed medical papers, there is rampant misinformation about vaccines and autism. Parents and guardians need resources to address their questions about this topic. There is no evidence of vaccines causing autism.
Here are some resources for providers, parents, and guardians to get more information:
- Evidence Shows Vaccines Unrelated to Autism
- Vaccines and Autism: What You Should Know
- MMR Vaccine Does Not Cause Autism
- Need Help Responding to Vaccine-Hesitant Parents?
- Vaccine Resources to Share with Parents
General
Please see the NMSIIS Public Frequently Asked Questions document for more information.