where is your vaccination card?

[Liquidambar]

In a special vaccine card sleeve, stuck to the fridge with a magnet.  I'm glad we got the sleeves, since our cards were starting to warp when we traveled somewhere that required showing them frequently.

[Antiphon1]

Physical copy in my wallet next to my driver's license, school id, health and auto insurance cards.  All digital copies are in my phone and laptop.  The antisons asked why I carried all those documents.  The truth - you need them when you need them.  Sometimes you can't anticipate the necessity, so it's best to be prepared. 

[Juvenal]

With my passport and my passport is on my desk.

[jerseyjay]

Mine is in my wallet. It didn't fit so I folded it. I realize this does not guarantee longevity, but perhaps I am hoping that the pandemic will end before my card.

The reason I carry it in my wallet is that I need to show it regularly. At least once a week, and sometimes more; sometimes several times a day. (Where I live you are supposed to be vaccinated to do various stuff. Sometimes they don't ask. Sometimes they ask but don't verify. Sometimes they ask to see the card and a photo ID.) Yes I have photos on my phone, but it is usually easier to pull out the thing itself.

[Anselm]

Would a photocopy or picture be sufficient to get on a plane?

[hmaria1609]

In my car's center console or whatever you call that thing in between the two front seats.   After reading this thread I now will make sure to get a picture of it.

Armrest & storage compartment

[downer]

Would a photocopy or picture be sufficient to get on a plane?

I got on a plane having uploaded an image to the app the airline uses.

[secundem_artem]

Photo on the phone, original inside my passport along with the rest of my vaccine history.

[Wahoo Redux]

Wallet.

Always wonder how they know it was a pharmacist who filled it out and not me.

Wonder if they can read the handwriting.

[ohnoes]

The original is with Important Documents in a Safe Place.

I made an 80% copy and laminated it to keep with my license and school ID.  I'd rather show that than hand over my phone.

[secundem_artem]

I'm in an allied health field.  Half the population cannot find its insurance card when requiring health services.  Or they cannot remember the name of the physician they just visited.  The names of their medications??  Fuhgeddaboudit. 

But having worked a number of times in vax clinics this year, nearly everybody knows where their vaccine card is.  It's a bloomin' miracle.

[Sun_Worshiper]

I have a photo of it saved in my phone. The hard copy is in a folder in my home office.

Nobody has ever asked me to see either, except the pharmacist when I got my booster.

[kaysixteen]

I get the potential benefit of taking a picture of the thing on your smartphone.   But, of course, 1) one needs to have a phone capable of doing this (some still don't) and then 2) one needs to know how to take that picture, AND save it to the phone, AND know how to retrieve it.   Lottsa assumptions there.