Examples

Let's make sure we're clear on why is is the right verb here. It's because the subject of the sentence is wallet. Got it? Great. Now, to the mall.

Hopefully, the speaker is saying this with joy because she's spotted Mom and Dad, and not embarrassment because her parents are waving around the retainer that she forgot. Either way, since the subject of this sentence is parents, the correct verb is are.

Now that you know that here and there are never the subject of the sentence, one way that you can check your subject-verb agreement is to flip the sentence around, like this: Mr. Frappington, the blueprints you requested are here. That makes it super-easy to discern that the subject is blueprints, so are is the right verb for the job.