Self-Attestation Forms

All students are required to self-attest their vaccination or exemption status.

Per Gov. Jay Inslee’s order, all higher education employees were required to be fully vaccinated or have an approved exemption.

Student Self-Attestation 

Students who attend classes or come to campus for any reason will need to self-attest their full vaccination status or declare a vaccination exemption. Keep in mind this may impact your ability to enroll for in-person or hybrid classes.

  • If you self-attested - thank you! You are able to enroll for in-person or hybrid classes.
  • If you plan to not self-attest, you can only enroll for online classes. You can’t enroll for in-person or hybrid classes. If you try to do so, you will receive an error message.  
  • When you self-attest, it is good for the academic year. You don't need to self-attest again for the academic year of 2022-23. 

Attest to your vaccination or exemption status

The form will require you to follow college safety protocols and acknowledge your understanding that the information you have provided is accurate and true, and the information provided may be subject to further verification and enforcement. 

The self-attestation process will be quick and easy. Fully vaccinated students will need to include your vaccination dates, but at this time we don’t need a copy of student vaccination cards.

Students who require a medical or religious vaccination exemption will need to fill out the self-attestation form and declare an exemption.

You will need to log into your ctcLink account to access the self-attestation form.

SELF-ATTESTION INSTRUCTIONS

 

Please note the following important information: 

Limited disclosure regarding vaccination status is allowed, as long as the disclosure only serves the need to ensure that vaccination policies and face covering requirements are being followed. Vaccine information will be accessible to specific individuals in Human Resources (employees) and Student Affairs (students).  Note that under FERPA, institutions must keep a log of persons who receive access to student vaccine records per 34 CFR 99.32.

TCC’s Vaccination Requirements