Texas Immunization Exemption Affidavit Notary in San Antonio, TX

Yes. The affidavit must be notarized, and the school or child-care facility cannot enrol the student until it receives the original notarized affidavit. Sign it in front of the notary with valid photo ID. We offer in-person mobile signings at your home or another location in San Antonio and Bexar County.

Two years from the date of notarization. The original notarized affidavit must still be turned in to the school or child-care facility within 90 days of being notarized. Once the two years are up, a new affidavit has to be signed and notarized to keep the exemption on file.

Within 90 days of the date it was notarized. Deliver the original notarized affidavit to the school or child-care facility inside that window; a copy is not accepted. If the 90 days pass before you turn it in, you will need a new affidavit signed and notarized.

From Texas DSHS. The affidavit is Department of State Health Services form F11-11755: download form F11-11755, or ask DSHS to mail you one. We cannot provide the form. Bring it completed but unsigned, and we will notarize your signature in person at your home or another location.

No. The school or child-care facility needs the original notarized affidavit, not a copy, scan or photo. Keep a copy for your own records and deliver the original within 90 days of the date it was notarized. We notarize in person, so you leave the appointment holding the original.

The affidavit must be submitted as an original paper document, so check with your school before relying on a remote signing. An in-person mobile signing is the safer route here.