Subcontractor Compliance
Subcontractor Certificates Should Not Be Collected Once and Forgotten
A practical resource for building an ongoing process to track certificates, expiration dates, legal entity names and supporting insurance documentation.
What Is Inside
- What a certificate of insurance does and does not confirm
- Why the legal entity name on the certificate matters
- Expiration tracking that does not depend on somebody remembering
- Supporting documentation worth requesting alongside the certificate
- Who should own each step of the process internally
- A tracking layout to start from
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This resource is for general educational purposes only. It is not legal, tax, accounting or insurance coverage advice, and it does not replace a review of your company's specific operations, insurance program or professional requirements. Insurance products and services are available only in states where LuxeStone Insurance Advisors and the applicable insurance professional are properly licensed and authorized. Product availability, eligibility, underwriting requirements and coverage options vary by state and insurance carrier.