
Certificate service
Request a COI with the delivery email and contract wording up front.
COIs are emailed. Send the holder details, delivery email, wording, endorsements requested, and contract file so our office can issue what the policy actually allows.
What to send
The more exact the requirement, the cleaner the certificate.
A vague COI request creates follow-up. The delivery email, contract wording, and special endorsement requests tell us whether this is simple evidence of insurance or something that needs carrier review.
- Delivery email, holder name, and holder address
- Required wording exactly as written
- Additional insured, waiver, and primary/noncontributory flags
- Contract, sample COI, or requirement upload
- Requester email and phone for follow-up questions
COI request form
Send the certificate request to our office.
COIs are emailed. This form stays focused on where to send the certificate, the holder details, policyholder, wording, and contract details our office needs to issue it cleanly.
Wording reality check
Some certificate requests are simple. Others require endorsement and policy wording review.
A COI is evidence, not a policy change by itself
A certificate does not create coverage on its own. Some wording requires an endorsement, carrier approval, or policy form that must already exist.
Additional insured wording has to match the policy
If a contract asks to add someone as additional insured, our office has to confirm whether the policy can provide that status and for which coverage.
Waiver and primary/noncontributory requests need exact language
Those phrases matter. Upload the contract or paste the requirement so the certificate does not get rejected for missing wording.
