Routine vaccines (MMR, Tdap, influenza) should be current. No yellow fever certificate is required unless arriving from affected countries.
Keep digital and printed copies of prescriptions for controlled medications; carry them in original packaging. If traveling with children, bring proof of routine vaccines, as some camps or ski schools may request it.
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