Jersey City residents no longer need appointments to get COVID-19 testing at their walk-up site on Marin Boulevard, with antibody testing available Monday though Friday.
By John Heinis/Hudson County View
“This Monday, May 25th, our walk up test site (465 Marin Blvd) will no longer require appointments,” the city’s official Twitter page wrote on Friday.
Standard nasal swab testing will be available on Mondays and Wednesdays between 8 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., while antibody testing – which requires a vial of blood being drawn – will be possible between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. – Monday through Friday.
The only requirement necessary for residents to get tested is proof of address.
Jersey City opened two coronavirus testing sites on March 27th and began offering free testing to all residents on May 4th.
As of Thursday, the city has reported 6,709 coronavirus cases and 406 deaths.
What happens if the only thing of I’d you have is you brith certificate or you passport that expired and a mail with your address because during this covid19 your wallet got robbed and you cant get yo DMV because they r close
A piece of mail should be fine, that’s a proof of address.
Careful though! I had an appointment at the Jersey City firehouse location near Newport mall and still waited in a line for MORE THAN TWO HOURS…. Free comes at a price…