Here's How You can Rectify Mistakes in COVID Vaccine Certificate through COWIN App

If there is an issue, users can now correct their name, year of birth, and gender on their Covid-19 vaccination certificates. The certificate, however, may only be altered once.
Here's How You can Rectify Mistakes in COVID Vaccine Certificate through COWIN App
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The Union Health Ministry said on Wednesday that Covid-19 vaccination recipients may now correct mistakes in their inoculation certificates through the CoWin site. The CoWin platform now includes a new function called "Raise an Issue." 

If there is an issue, users can now correct their name, year of birth, and gender on their Covid-19 vaccination certificates. The certificate, however, may only be altered once. 

"Now you can make corrections to your name, year of birth and gender on your Cowin vaccination certificates if inadvertent errors have come in. Go to http://cowin.gov.in and 'Raise an Issue'," a tweet on the Aarogya Setu's Twitter handle said. 

Here's how to modify your COVID-19 vaccination certificate on the Co-WIN platform: 

1. Visit the website www.cowin.gov.in

2. Select 'Register/ Sign In yourself'.

 3. Enter your 10-digit mobile number to sign in.

 4. Proceed to Account Details.

 5. If you've received your first or second dosage, you'll notice a 'Raise an Issue' button. 

 6. On the 'What is the issue?' screen, select 'Correction in Certificate.' 

 7. Select the appropriate box (Name, year of birth, gender) and enter the necessary information. 

 8. Continue by clicking the Continue button and submit the form. 

 Please keep in mind that a person can only amend their certificate once before the changed information appears on their final certificates.

Meanwhile, according to an official report issued Wednesday morning, more than 23.90 crore coronavirus vaccination doses had been provided in 33,44,533 sessions across India. 

India reported 92,596 new Covid-19 instances in the last 24 hours, bringing the country's total to 2,90,89,069. With 2,219 deaths, India's death toll from the virus now stands at 3,53,528. Meanwhile, 2,75,04,126 persons have recovered from the illness. 

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