No Vaccine Passports Act

This proposal would stop the federal government from making or using COVID-19 “vaccine passports.” Federal agencies could not create or share a standard document that proves a person’s COVID-19 vaccination status, or share a U.S. citizen’s vaccination record or similar health information with others.

It would also bar anyone from being required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter federal buildings, get federal services, or access congressional buildings or services.

• Who is affected: Federal agencies; anyone seeking access to federal or congressional buildings and services.
• What changes: No federal “vaccine passports,” no sharing of citizens’ COVID-19 vaccination records, and no vaccine proof required for federal or congressional access.
• When: Would take effect if passed into law.