
Webinar: Obtaining a Vaccine Exemption
Register for an on-demand webinar which explains how to obtain an exemption from vaccination, including the COVID-19 vaccine.
Webinar: Obtaining a Vaccine Exemption
Register for an on-demand webinar which explains how to obtain an exemption from vaccination, including the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Individualized Assistance With Obtaining an Exemption
We have extensive experience in preparing, filing, and obtaining medical and religious exemptions to vaccination for employees and students. If you would like to retain our services, please fill out our intake form.
Individualized Assistance With Obtaining an Exemption
We have extensive experience in preparing, filing, and obtaining medical and religious exemptions to vaccination for employees and students. If you would like to retain our services, please fill out our intake form.
Intake Form
Cost: Appx. $1,700 but varies by situation.
Availability: Depends, complete intake to find out.
Need assistance with other vaccine mandates issues, including a denial? Please fill out the intake form here:
Intake Form
More information about each type of exemption is available below:
EMPLOYMENT EXEMPTIONS
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires employers to offer their employees medical or religious exemptions from vaccination, including for the COVID-19 vaccine. We have obtained exemptions for employees across the country and have filed numerous related cases.
Additional information regarding seeking a religious exemption in the workplace
SCHOOL/UNIVERSITY EXEMPTIONS
Exemptions to school vaccination requirements vary by state. All states provide for a medical exemption which is often difficult to obtain and typically must meet the criteria set forth by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). We regularly work with treating physicians and negotiate with school administrators to have valid medical exemptions approved.
Regarding school-aged children and college students, many states also provide a religious exemption. Most schools and institutions of higher education require that students (or parent if the student is a minor) submit a statement of beliefs describing their religous beliefs and practices. Schools and institutions of higher education are allowed, and often do, reject religious exemptions if they do not meet certain criteria. Through our webinar or personal representation, we can assist you in avoiding common pitfalls when submitting a religious exemption and have done so for families across the country.
A small number of states also allow for a philosophical or personal exemption, but efforts are underway to remove these exemptions. For this reason, if you have a medical or religious basis for an exemption, it may be prudent to obtain an exemption on one of those bases.