COVID-19 vaccine card: Store it digitally for easier access. Here's how

Starting next year, more companies will require you to show proof of vaccination to enter buildings as part of the federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate. But some businesses are already requiring people to show they've been fully vaccinated: For instance, Google, Facebook and Netflix are requiring their employees to get the shot. Also, with the new mandate, employers with 100 or more people will require their workers to get fully vaccinated.

While you may be asked to show your vaccination card to enter restaurants or your place of work, you don't necessarily have to keep the printed version in your wallet. We recommend storing it in your phone to help prevent losing or damaging your card.

Not sure where to start? We'll tell you all the ways you can store your vaccine card on your phone -- including methods to use if you have an Android phone or iPhone, or if your state has a specific app. Be aware that if you get a booster dose, you need to re-upload your vaccine card. For more details about the coronavirus, here's the latest on long COVID and hydraclubbioknikokex7njhwuahc2l67lfiz7z36md2jvopda7nchid.onion what to know about mixing your COVID-19 booster shot. This story was recently updated. 

Which states have vaccination card apps?

Many states have apps that let their residents store vaccine cards on their phones.