Have Insurance Requirements From a Client?

Send us the insurance requirements from your contract, lease, vendor agreement, or licensing agency. A KTL commercial insurance specialist will review the requirements and help determine the coverage, limits, and endorsements you need.

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Or attach the contract page below — either one is enough to get started.

Attach the contract, lease or requirements checklist

PDF, photo or document — up to 12MB.

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What we check in a set of insurance requirements

  • Required limits — per occurrence, aggregate, products/completed operations, and any umbrella or excess layer the agreement calls for.
  • Additional insured status, including whether ongoing operations alone is enough or completed operations must be included.
  • Waiver of subrogation on general liability, workers' compensation, and auto.
  • Primary and non-contributory wording, which many contracts require but most standard policies do not include by default.
  • Workers' compensation and employer's liability limits, including whether owners or officers can be excluded.
  • Auto liability — including hired and non-owned auto when employees drive their own vehicles.
  • Professional liability, abuse and molestation, cyber, and fidelity bonds when the agreement or licensing agency requires them.
  • Certificate holder wording, notice-of-cancellation language, and how quickly the certificate must be issued.

New to this language? Read our guide to certificates of insurance or have us review your current policy against the contract you just signed.

Frequently asked questions

Whatever spells out the insurance obligation: the insurance exhibit from a contract or subcontract, the insurance clause in a commercial lease, a vendor onboarding packet, a licensing-agency checklist, or a client's certificate request. A photo or screenshot of the page is fine.