Vaccine Card Reminders You should receive a card when you get your COVID-19 vaccine that has the vaccine product you got and the date you were vaccinated. The vaccine card is for your own record. The State of Minnesota will not require proof of vaccination for events such as traveling, concerts, or other activities. Hold on to your vaccine card between shots (if you got a two-dose vaccine) and after you are fully vaccinated. Bring the card with you to your second appointment so that both doses can be recorded on the same card. - Keep your card in a safe place with your other records.
- Take a picture of your card on your phone.
- You do not need to laminate your vaccine card, but if you do, wait until you are fully vaccinated.
MDH cannot provide a replacement CDC vaccine card. It is OK if you lose your card. If you lose it between shots, ask for a new one when you get your second dose and ask them to record the first dose on it. If you are fully vaccinated, you can request a copy of your vaccination record, which includes the same information as the vaccine card, at Find My Immunization Record. Lost Your Vaccine Card? (PDF)
Fact sheet with steps you can take if you lose your vaccine card. COVID-19 Stories of Community Outreach and Partnership COVID-19 Stories of Community Outreach and Partnership highlight the efforts of our staff in collaboration with community partners during the COVID-19 response. Some stories provide insight into how this work is done, others discuss what challenges our teams face, but all of them recognize how COVID-19 has pushed MDH to try new strategies so we can fulfill our mission of protecting, maintaining, and improving the health of all Minnesotans. Reflecting on a Year of COVID-19 with the MDH Latinx Community Liaison Team For the Latinx community, a significant part of our response has been orchestrated by the MDH Latinx Community Liaison Team – Jeanett Garcia (co-lead), Margarita Ruiz, Sylvette Lopez-Ruth, Marcie Babcock (co-lead), Marisol Chiclana-Ayala, and Mateo Frumholtz (pictured below from left to right, top to bottom). They have worked tirelessly to advocate for the Latinx community's needs during the COVID-19 response.  The team's top priority throughout the pandemic has been to engage their community and develop genuine and authentic relationships with partners and organizations serving the Latinx community. They collaborate with community organizations and faith-based leaders to plan testing events, hold biweekly meetings, address vaccine concerns, and more. Read more:
Reflecting on a Year of COVID-19 with the MDH Latinx Community Liaison Team | Guidance and Resources NEW: UPDATED: NOTE: Look for an "Updated" date below guidance links on our website to know when the resource was last revised. | 
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