In the case of CAPV telematic services, if a curious address with digital signature https://www.osakidetza.euskadi.eus/ab91aCiudadanosWar/, was needed, the person who invents the URLs continues their esoteric work (Citizens Envio Postal War? ), since the addresses for the new telematics route are as follows:

• https://www.osakidetza.euskadi.eus/ab91aCiudadanosEnvioPostalWar/envioTelefono?locale=eu (to get the vaccination certificate)
• https://www.osakidetza.euskadi.eus/ab02aCiudadanosEnvioPostalWar/envioTelefono?locale=eu (To get the recovery certificate)

In the next interface you have to be attentive with captcha (not especially with the world recipe). In our experience, you have to insert the captcha once to activate the phone check button, but then you change the captcha again and you have to reintroduce it.

The TIS number you will find on your Osakidetza card, is an 8 digit number that is above the right of the card. By entering data and reinventing the captcha (to see if you're lucky), this editor comes up with an interface that puts on your mobile phone. If you don't have the Osakidetza card with a phone... What are they going to have? We don't know. Well, a button is pressed to order a key to the phone and then you'll receive an SMS with a 6-character key. Enter and in the next interface...

Although it says "no registration", it opens by clicking the "Create Certificate" button above. Well, for this editor, on the second try and with the Chrome browser, not the first one with Firefox.