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This NHS app.... 07:03 - Aug 6 with 792 views

Anybody else only getting 3 days of clearance at a time (as for a negative test) rather than a calendar month as per a vaccination?

	"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
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This NHS app.... on 07:10 - Aug 6 with 757 views

BlueBlueBluex2

The first time yes but then suddenly it gave me until the first September oddly. I suggest keep trying?

This NHS app.... on 11:13 - Aug 6 with 568 views

DebsyAngel

Yep - every single time. I am taking my vaccine card with me as back up too, especially if QR scanners fail. Mobile phone receptions in and around Portman Road are usually slow and sometimes do not load, so will take any proof I can!

This NHS app.... on 11:14 - Aug 6 with 561 views

unstableblue

This NHS app.... on 11:13 - Aug 6 by DebsyAngel
Yep - every single time. I am taking my vaccine card with me as back up too, especially if QR scanners fail. Mobile phone receptions in and around Portman Road are usually slow and sometimes do not load, so will take any proof I can!

Just taking vaccine card with the two stickers on it… says that’s all you need

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This NHS app.... on 12:34 - Aug 6 with 490 views

TractorWood

This NHS app.... on 11:13 - Aug 6 by DebsyAngel
Yep - every single time. I am taking my vaccine card with me as back up too, especially if QR scanners fail. Mobile phone receptions in and around Portman Road are usually slow and sometimes do not load, so will take any proof I can!

You can download a letter from the app that works offline. I'd recommend that as it's not dependant on signal. With your vaccine card, you then have a few bases covered.

[Post edited 6 Aug 2021 12:40]

	I know that was then, but it could be again..
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This NHS app.... on 12:54 - Aug 6 with 450 views

DebsyAngel

This NHS app.... on 12:34 - Aug 6 by TractorWood
You can download a letter from the app that works offline. I'd recommend that as it's not dependant on signal. With your vaccine card, you then have a few bases covered. [Post edited 6 Aug 2021 12:40]

Will give that a go again but got in a right muddle last time as I have no driving license/passport for ID code, it tells me to call my GP to get a code to access the system. Tried that and not one person at that surgery knew what I was asking for so never got back to me.

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