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Avoid fake certificate of insurance

How to Spot a Fake Certificate of Insurance: 8 Things to Look For

Businesses must carry insurance to cover them to safeguard against disaster. Unfortunately, many companies are underinsured or do not carry any at all. Roughly 40% of businesses do not have insurance. Without insurance, they have no way to cover their liabilities if something happens. That impacts everyone with whom they do business. Since no one wants to work with

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COI for business

Do You Need a Certificate of Insurance for Business?

If you are a builder or contractor working with many vendors, it is always a good idea to collect certificates of insurance (COI) as part of a successful risk management program.Certificates of insurance are documents that give details about and provide proof of insurance. They are provided by insurance companies and exchanged between parties that

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COI in construction

What is a COI in Construction?

A construction certificate of insurance is a document that serves as proof of insurance policy. It also serves as proof of coverage. It provides other information about the policy such as the limits of coverage, who or what entity is covered, the name of the policyholder and insurer, as well as the effective dates of

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What Is a Certificate of Insurance for Contractors?

What Is a Certificate of Insurance for Contractors?

Most contractors, property managers, and insurance brokers understand the importance of certificates of insurance (COI). They are integral for managing compliance, yet the management of these crucial documents remains one of the most challenging aspects of the job. You might have multiple COIs to keep track of, and traditional organization methods like spreadsheets and calendar reminders

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Common certificates of insurance

What are the Most Common Certificates of Insurance Requests?

Insurance companies issue a certificate of insurance (COI) to verify that the contractor, subcontractor, or company has an insurance policy. Clients may request to see this document at any time that you are working for them. A COI is also known as a certificate of liability insurance or simply proof of insurance. Most commonly, your clients will verify

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