Emergency Information Kit Creation

Collect all critical documents such as personal identification (ID, passport, birth certificate), insurance policies, medical records, deeds, and legal paperwork.

Create photocopies of all the critical documents. If possible, make electronic copies as well.

Place the original documents in a secure, fireproof, and waterproof container to protect them from potential damage.

Pack the photocopies along with other emergency items, such as a list of emergency contacts, medications, and a small amount of cash, into a portable and durable bag or backpack.

Store the electronic copies of your documents on a secure cloud storage service or on a flash drive that you can include in your emergency kit.

Ensure that the kit is easily accessible in your home and that all household members know its location. Consider keeping a secondary kit in your car or at your workplace.

Regularly review and update the contents of your emergency information kit, especially the documents, to ensure they are current and valid.

Be mindful of personal data privacy when creating digital copies of sensitive documents. Use password protection and encryption when storing them electronically.

Check local regulations or guidelines on what specific documents should be included in an emergency information kit for your area.