A filled-in index card is the only record of vaccination?

That's what I thought I read as well. #hopefully

Pretty sure there's a database at the location where you get vaccinated. The lady who gave me the shot, entered something into the computer.

All I have is the index card. They told me to laminate it after my 2nd shot.

I've already had covid and it was a nonevent, why would I get a vaccination not approved by the fda?

The nurse pulled up a profile on the computer and from what I saw, had my whole vaccination record and she punched in some new info.

I'm sure google and apple have their own database of who has been vaccinated. Your phone knows everything.

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All I have is the index card. They told me to laminate it after my 2nd shot.

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Thought about doing this too, but then if you're required to get a booster, would they be using the same card to record that? No idea.

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Am I to understand that there is no actual database being kept?

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It's not even a full 3.5x5

The best thing I think, is to research the requirements of international travel, the certification some countries require, and insist on that from your physician. You have to be able to credibly prove you have had the vaccine to someone who has the power to make your life difficult. IF you are so inclined.

Also - there is an Orwellian downside to The State compiling a central database on citizens that confers or denies God-given rights based on that database, right?

Don’t forget about the microchip they can scan.