Form EPID-230 at a glance
What it is: EPID-230 is the Commonwealth of Kentucky Certificate of Immunization Status.
Where and when to file: This certificate should be presented to the school or facility in which the child intends to enroll and should be retained by the school or facility and filed with the child's health record.
A filled-in Form EPID-230 example: a clinic certifies a current baby

How to fill out Form EPID-230, box by box
Issuing office, child and parent
Vaccine and dose

Under VACCINE, enter each dose as MM/DD/YYYY under DOSE 1, DOSE 2, DOSE 3, DOSE 4 and DOSE 5.
Under VACCINE: Hepatitis B, Alt. Adult Hepatitis B, DTaP/DTP/DT, Hib, Pneumococcal (PCV13), Polio, Influenza, MMR, Varicella, Hepatitis A, Meningococcal, Td, Tdap, Rotavirus, HPV, Men B and Pneumococcal (PPSV23).
1Alternative two dose series of approved adult hepatitis B vaccine for adolescents 11 through 15 years of age. 2DTaP, DTP, or DT. 3Hib not required at 5 years of age or more.
Current or not up-to-date

This child is current for immunizations until ___/___/____, (14 days after the next shot is due) after which this certificate is no longer valid, and a new certificate must be obtained.
This child is not up-to-date at this time. This certificate is valid until ___/___/____, (14 days after the next shot is due) after which this certificate is no longer valid, and a new certificate must be obtained.
Reason child is not up-to-date

Reason child is not up-to-date: Provisional Status - Child is behind on required immunizations.
Medical Exemption - The following immunizations are not medically indicated: ______________________________________________
If Medical Exemption, can these vaccines be administered at a later date? Enter No or Yes, and the Date.
Reason child is not up-to-date: Religious Objection.
Sources
[1] EPID-230 (Rev 06/2017), Commonwealth of Kentucky Certificate of Immunization Status (the Official source link on this page).


