An insurance certificate is a document that verifies the existence of insurance coverage to satisfy contractual insurance requirements. When a contract or agreement requires a Certificate of Insurance from the University, you will need to contact the Risk Management & Insurance office to process the request. Examples of certificates requested may include General Liability, Workers’ Compensation, and Automobile Liability.
Certificates are sent to the requester in pdf format by email. Please allow for at least five business days for a response when requesting insurance certificates. In order to process your request, we will need the following:
For use of a venue:
- The type of activity
- The number of attendees
- A date range for the contracted period
- Will the event be catered? As a reminder, when contracting with a caterer, you must get a certificate of insurance from the caterer naming Greenville University and its Board of Directors as additional insureds
- The name and address of the Certificate Holder and a copy of the portion of the contract that outlines the insurance request. It is generally listed under the title “Indemnity” or “Insurance”
Contractual Agreements:
- The type of activity or equipment to be insured
- A date range for the contracted period. It can be an indefinite range. But if it is date specific, we can limit liability to that range
- The name and address of the certificate holder
- A copy of the portion of the contract that outlines the insurance request
Proof of Property Insurance or Workers' Compensation Insurance:
- The specific information on the property to be insured (make and model)
- The replacement value of the property
- A date range for the contracted period. It can be an indefinite range. But if it is date specific, we can limit liability to that range
- The name and address of the certificate holder
- A copy of the portion of the contract that outlines the insurance request
Please send the required information to [email protected].