Wrong name on COVID card

[sprinkles]

26 minutes ago, Shmoo here said:

If you live in CA, and received your vaccinations there you can go to this website

https://myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov/

and get a QR code.

Thanks, I wish.  But where I live and where I got vaccinated are two different states (start of the post ).   

[Daniel A]

15 minutes ago, sprinkles said:

Thanks, I wish.  But where I live and where I got vaccinated are two different states (start of the post ).   

Hopefully, if the 8 month booster becomes a reality, you might be able to get it done in California and have a record that you got the third dose.

[TomTN]

You could live in TN. My card was given to me without a name. 

 

[Caribbean Chris]

Someone mentioned concern their card only had one signature. My card has no signatures, as issued by the Publix grocery chain in Florida. They provided a computer-generated paper strip glued onto the white CDC card - the strip had name, date of birth, manufacturer of dose, dates given, batch codes. 
 

By the way, DH took our cards to be laminated when an office supply company was offering to do them for free. He recently contacted HAL and received emailed confirmation that laminated cards would not be a problem. 
 

Our nearest Publix store told him today that they’ll just stick the 3rd booster shot sticker on the back of card rather than issue a new one - they are running short on the cards these days.
 

 

[AncientWanderer]

30 minutes ago, Caribbean Chris said:

Someone mentioned concern their card only had one signature. My card has no signatures, as issued by the Publix grocery chain in Florida. They provided a computer-generated paper strip glued onto the white CDC card - the strip had name, date of birth, manufacturer of dose, dates given, batch codes. 
 

By the way, DH took our cards to be laminated when an office supply company was offering to do them for free. He recently contacted HAL and received emailed confirmation that laminated cards would not be a problem. 
 

Our nearest Publix store told him today that they’ll just stick the 3rd booster shot sticker on the back of card rather than issue a new one - they are running short on the cards these days.
 

 

 

On my card, all they did is handwrite in the date, vaccine type and lot number, and told me to fill in my own name and date of birth.  It doesn't look official at all.  Probably lots of people have similar.

[kevingastreich]

2 hours ago, AncientWanderer said:

 

On my card, all they did is handwrite in the date, vaccine type and lot number, and told me to fill in my own name and date of birth.  It doesn't look official at all.  Probably lots of people have similar.

Me being another one.

[kevingastreich]

On 8/17/2021 at 5:21 PM, sprinkles said:

After reading an interesting thread in the Celebrity forum, I thought I’d start one on here.  We’re sailing on the Koningsdam in November.  Here’s my story of woe regarding my COVID card.   Our home is in California, but hubby and I have been pretty much full timing in our RV for the last year and a half.  Got our first moderna shots in Wheeler county Texas in early February.  Got back to out motor home and saw that both cards had hubby’s name on them.  Called the hospital (the ice storm was just starting) to ask to come replace mine.  They told me, just to cross out hubby’s first name and write in mine.  I said I’d really prefer to replace mine.  They said no, it would be in the Texas Registry.

 

Second dose was given at a Walgreens in another part of Texas and they wrote my second dose of information on first card.  When we went home a few months ago “reading the writing on the wall” regarding our cruise.  Sent off a request from Texas for my records (hubby’s too).  What we received back was a one sheet piece of paper with the correct information on it, but honestly not really that official looking.  Sent all the above to our health department hoping to get a QR code in California, no such luck.  Texas, is currently not agreeing to “vaccine passports “.  As the days get closer I’m getting more concerned.  Any suggestions?  Any other stories of COVID card woe?

You could just start over.  Go get a new shot (and card) and 28 days later get the "second" dose and you're good to go. Assuming you have time before the cruise. 

[Daniel A]

4 hours ago, Caribbean Chris said:

Someone mentioned concern their card only had one signature. My card has no signatures, as issued by the Publix grocery chain in Florida. They provided a computer-generated paper strip glued onto the white CDC card - the strip had name, date of birth, manufacturer of dose, dates given, batch codes. 
 

By the way, DH took our cards to be laminated when an office supply company was offering to do them for free. He recently contacted HAL and received emailed confirmation that laminated cards would not be a problem. 
 

Our nearest Publix store told him today that they’ll just stick the 3rd booster shot sticker on the back of card rather than issue a new one - they are running short on the cards these days.

On a different thread in a different forum, I had an obstinate poster trying to discredit me when I posted that there is no line for a signature on the CDC Card.  The closest to such a thing is the last column which is where either the medical provider prints their name or location of the administration site.  Most cards do not bear any signatures at all, and the Publix stickers have all the information which was requested on the card.

[TiogaCruiser]

22 hours ago, ShipWalker said:

 

The following states participate in this...

 

Arizona, DC, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Dakota, Puerto Rico, Tennessee, Washington, West Virginia, & SAFE (whatever that is.)

 

 

I believe it is for those experiencing domestic violence, etc. to maintain address confidentiality.

Edited August 19, 2021 by TiogaCruiser

[sprinkles]

17 hours ago, kevingastreich said:

You could just start over.  Go get a new shot (and card) and 28 days later get the "second" dose and you're good to go. Assuming you have time before the cruise. 

I know right, lol?  But I only want 1 booster shot!  Guess that could be a whole new thread.  We sail 8 months exactly from our second dose.  Hopefully we can get booster at home before we sail to Mexico!

[ShipWalker]

On 8/18/2021 at 7:17 AM, ShipWalker said:

According to the Washington State Dept of Health website, "You can get official, verified proof of your COVID-19 vaccination online, for free. The MyIR website is an official state pathway to access proof of vaccination in Washington state. To get your copy, visit MyIRMobile to sign up for free."

 

The following states participate in this...

 

Arizona, DC, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Dakota, Puerto Rico, Tennessee, Washington, West Virginia, & SAFE (whatever that is.)

 

It correctly shows both of my doses, "Vaccine Type", "Date Received", and "manufacturer, Lot Number"

 

On 8/18/2021 at 11:03 AM, ShipWalker said:

HAL on their website states,  Travel Well

 

"BRING REQUIRED PROOF OF COVID-19 VACCINATION
Bring proof of COVID-19 vaccination to the cruise terminal. Acceptable proofs of full vaccination include: COVID-19 vaccination card (original card only; no photocopies accepted); digital COVID-19 certificate (QR code acceptable); or record of COVID-19 vaccination from a healthcare provider including original digital email notification, personal electronic health record, or government Immunization information system (IIS) record."

 

I've just spoken with someone at the Washington State Dept of Health about the MyIRmobile site.

 

According to the WA DOH the MyIR certificate is considered an ISS record as the information provided comes directly from the State database.

 

Still need verification from HAL on their part.

 

I spoke with a HAL representative today who conferred with two resolution specialists. They all agreed that a MyIR certificate ( https://myirmobile.com/ ) is classified as a government ISS record and would be accepted by HAL as proof of COVID-19 vaccination.

 

They were all aware this information was going to be posted here.

 

As to being accepted by other cruise lines or countries I make no such claim.

Edited August 20, 2021 by ShipWalker