A Public Liability Certificate of Currency confirms certain details of a current Public Liability Insurance policy.

It is commonly requested by clients, principal contractors, councils, landlords and other contracting parties.

What information can it show? #

Depending on the insurer, the certificate can show:

• Insured name.
• Policy number.
• Period of insurance.
• Type of insurance.
• Public Liability limit.
• Insurer.
• Certain interested parties or notations where agreed.

Does a Certificate of Currency show all policy terms? #

No.

A Certificate of Currency is not the full policy wording.

It does not show every:

• Exclusion.
• Condition.
• Endorsement.
• Activity restriction.
• Coverage limitation.

Does being named on the certificate make another party an insured? #

Not automatically.

A client or principal may sometimes be noted on the certificate, but whether they have any insured status depends on the actual policy and wording.

Does a Certificate of Currency prove my contract requirements are satisfied? #

No.

It confirms certain policy details only.

Whether the insurance meets a contract, licensing or other requirement depends on the actual requirement and the policy terms.

When will Webber Insurance issue the Certificate of Currency? #

See When is a Certificate of Currency issued? for our general issuance and payment requirements.

Where Premium Funding applies, Webber Insurance releases the certificate after the first scheduled deduction has successfully cleared.

If you have been given specific insurance requirements, send them to Webber Insurance for review.