Is there an Ontario vaccine passport app?
Short answer
No current Ontario app serves as a personal COVID-19 vaccine passport. Ontario stopped offering enhanced vaccine certificates for download on March 13, 2026. The province says records will become available through local public health units' Immunize Connect Ontario portals in fall 2026. Verify Ontario was a scanner for businesses and organizations, not a place for residents to store their certificate.
Use Ontario's current record process
Ontario says enhanced COVID-19 vaccine certificates are no longer available for printing or downloading. Starting in fall 2026, records are expected to be available through the Immunize Connect Ontario portal for your local public health unit or by contacting that unit. Follow the province's current page because access details can change.
Verify Ontario was not a personal passport app
The province launched Verify Ontario in 2021 so businesses and organizations could scan official QR codes. Residents presented a certificate saved as a PDF, image or printout. Installing an app with a similar name does not make it an official replacement for the discontinued certificate workflow.
Avoid uploading health records to unofficial apps
A vaccination record contains sensitive personal information. Use the Ontario government or your public health unit's official website, confirm the domain before entering details, and do not upload a record to an unrelated wallet or scanner merely because it appears in an app store search.
Sources and how we checked
Source-based research; not hands-on testing. We use official product pages, developer listings and support documentation, then flag details that still need checking.