You send the document
A certificate, a contract insurance exhibit, or both. If you have the contract that imposes the requirements, send that too — it is what the review is measured against.
Send us a certificate of insurance or a contract insurance exhibit and our commercial advisory team will review it against the requirements it is meant to satisfy.
Naming a party in the description box does not make them an additional insured, and a contract that requires waiver of subrogation is not satisfied by a promise to provide one. We check the document against what the contract actually demands.
Reviewing a contract instead? Send the insurance exhibit and we will check it for additional insured, waiver of subrogation, hold harmless, primary & non-contributory, contractual liability — before you sign, while the requirements can still be met economically or negotiated.
Attach the certificate or contract, tell us what it relates to, and we will come back to you.
Attach the certificate or the insurance exhibit and tell us what it relates to. Our commercial advisory team will review it against the requirements it is meant to satisfy.
Please do not send policy numbers, bank details, or personal identification through this form. Documents are reviewed by Florida Premier Insurance Agency, LLC and are not shared outside the agency except with carriers or wholesalers where a review requires it. See our Privacy Policy.
A certificate, a contract insurance exhibit, or both. If you have the contract that imposes the requirements, send that too — it is what the review is measured against.
Limits, additional insured status, waiver of subrogation, primary and non-contributory wording, and anything the contract asks for that the certificate does not evidence.
What is satisfied, what is missing, and what has to change to close the gap. If everything is in order, we will say so.
A rejected certificate stops work. A missing endorsement surfaces at claim time, which is far worse.
Certificates hold up work. We treat review as something that has to come back quickly, not when it suits the renewal calendar.
We read the endorsement schedule, not just the certificate face. The endorsement is the coverage; the certificate is only the receipt.
You get a clear answer on whether the document satisfies the requirement it was issued against.
Knowing your vendor certificates are actually compliant is the difference between managed risk and assumed risk.
Reviewing certificates as they arrive is one of the four pillars of Florida Premier Risk Advisory™ — the difference between checking a document once and knowing your vendor file is compliant year round.
There is no charge for a single certificate review and no obligation attached to it.
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