Birth Certificate, Emergency and Medical Document Storage
May 13th, 2008
There have been so many disasters happening around the globe I have wondered when we will have a disaster here where I live. We live on a major fault line in Utah. Our home is literally on the line. I have thought,”am I ready if a disaster were to strike our home?”
Even if something happened to destroy just one room in my home where my files, computer or important valuable records are kept that would be a disaster to me. I want to share with you what has brought me some peace of mind. I am using a product from Securita. It is a vital records PortaVault. It is an easy-to-use, comprehensive system which IDENTIFIES, ORGANIZES, STORES AND TRANSPORTS all of the important records and documents I need that are valuable to me. Some of the things it does is:
•Eliminates the guesswork in identifying important documents (I love this)
•Does not require filling out a lot of forms (What a bonus in my busy life)
•It is filled with helpful hints and guidance (Too many to mention)
•Ready when I am: just grab it & go (I hope it never comes to that, but one never knows, this is one of the big reasons I decided to buy it and use it).
•Prevents chaos in emergency situations (There is enough going on and gathering up without wondering where my important papers are to be located).
I am spending 15 minutes a day collecting my important papers to make my PortaVault complete. It was an eye opener when I discovered I didn’t know where my birth certificate was. If I hadn’t been filling my PortaVault I would never have even known.
Another way to store documents is the writable compact disk but that is a subject for another day. Are all of your important documents together? Where do you store them? What works for you?
May 13th, 2008 at 7:24 pm
I have this PortaValut too. Thanks for telling me about it. I found it in your store.
It’s been amazing. I’ll be getting my Mother-in-law one as well.