A tip about the Vaccine cards we are getting. Take a picture of yours front and back so you always

[demtenjeep]

have it on your phone .


Lock your original up with your necessary papers-birth certificates, marriage license and such.

[wryter2000]

1. K&R

Why didn't I think of that?

Doing it right now.

[demtenjeep]

2. the lady that filled out our paperwork told us that

it is very good advice

[onecaliberal]

3. Very good idea.

[Meowmee]

4. I only photographed the front

[Throck]

5. Wouldn't people just photoshop it then?

I wouldn't put it past lowlifes to start forging it either.

[Maven]

6. Good idea but people will photoshop them and I suspect we'll all be getting yearly boosters anyway

which is why a secure electronic "passport" is needed

[Demovictory9]

7. K&r

[bahboo]

8. yep...on it tomorrow...thx...

[LetMyPeopleVote]

9. You should also register vaccinations with CDC on the vsafe website

[stopdiggin]

11. thank you. I'll look into that.

My opinion -- a lot of this information ought to be disbursed by the providers.
And -- that would be the single criticism that I would have of my entire experience. Otherwise -- very much a thumbs up. Thanks, Joe! (together with all the state and local providers -- that have been trying all along.)

[rampartc]

10. not a bad idea but

this vaccination will be obsolete soon anyway

[USALiberal]

12. Too easy to forge! Nt

[Kablooie]

13. Here in California they just sent me a link for my vaccination proof.

My wife and I got our second shot 3 weeks ago and today we both received emails with a link that puts vaccine proof into the Apple Wallet on our iPhones.
It has a QR code and now is kept permanently with our credit cards, airplane tickets and other documents.
Sounds like a good idea. I hope more states do this.