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Which insurance document usually evidences coverage information but is not itself the policy contract?

Correct Answer

B) Certificate.

A certificate of insurance provides evidence of coverage information but is not the policy itself.

Answer Options
A
Use the subcontract agreement as proof of insurance coverage instead of requesting the coverage document.
B
Certificate.
C
Treat the policy number typed on an invoice as enough proof that the policy is in force.
D
Wait until a claim occurs before asking for evidence of the insurance coverage.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A certificate of insurance provides evidence of coverage information but is not the policy itself.

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