Proof That You've Been Vaccinated Against Covid-19.

[sandyRoe]

After the first dose of vaccine I was given a card, about the size of a business card, with the date I received the jab. There's space for details of the second jab when I get it.
Would this card be accepted as proof that I had been vaccinated?

[naomi24]

Doubt it. Fake cards are available to buy online.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/05/05/fake-covid-vaccine-cards-available-online-little-5/

[NeedToKnowPlease]

You need a Covid-19 pass:

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/covid-pass/

[NeedToKnowPlease]

Big more info ere: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/demonstrating-your-covid-19-status

[sandyRoe]

Oh dear. :-(

[NeedToKnowPlease]

And even more on how to obtain: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/covid-pass/get-your-covid-pass-letter/

[naomi24]

Why oh dear? Did you want a pass before you've had your second jab?

[eve1974]

Husb recently had 2nd and was told he cld download a pass. Seems (?) to be something which gives a “code” so a 3rd part can log onto a site and access it?

He hasn’t needed to do it yet

[sandyRoe]

No. I'm happy to wait. It's just more complications but I suppose it will be easy enough to get when the time comes.

[bednobs]

In Northern Ireland, work has now started on a certificate production system, which will give you internationally accepted proof that you have had both vaccine doses.

This will initially be a paper-based format and will be available here by early to mid-July.

A digital certification process will be in place later in the summer, which will also include evidence of negative PCR COVID tests, as an alternative to vaccination.