I provided "residency docs" to someone from out of state, he wasnt asked for anything. He provided passport for id though
Appointment confirmation states:
Identification:
Sufficient identification includes a driver's license, passport, or any legal proof of your date of birth and residency. Note that
non-NYS residents may be vaccinated if they work in NYS in an eligible occupation. Minors under the age of 18, a parent or
guardian is required to identify the minor.
What does "any legal proof" mean? To me that sounds ambiguous. My guess is a foreign passport along with proof of residency will suffice. Proof of residency is ostensibly easier. For sites that require residency in a specific zipcode here's what the confirmation says:
Sufficient identification includes a driver's license, passport, or any legal proof of your date of birth and residency. Note that
non-NYS residents may be vaccinated if they work in NYS in an eligible occupation. Minors under the age of 18, a parent or
guardian is required to identify the minor.
Keep in mind the mass vaccination centers do 1k-6k vaccinations a day, that's hundreds an hour. People are in and out in less than 20m including 15m post-jab for observation. The mindset is efficiency: Here's my appointment confirmation, my eligibility proof, my ID, my NYC vaccination form confirmation (demographic info collection BS), etc. As long as the person processing you can check all the boxes, they want you to get out of their way so they can get to the next person. I doubt they're scrutinizing anything too closely.