COI Missing Waiver of Subrogation
What this means
The certificate does not show a Waiver of Subrogation indicator or required wording.
This can delay vendor approval, project start, tenant move-in, or contractor onboarding.
Why it matters
A Certificate of Insurance is usually reviewed before a vendor starts work. If required information is missing, expired, unclear, or below the required limit, the document may need to be corrected before approval.
What to check
Review:
- Named Insured
- Policy dates
- Coverage row
- Policy limits
- Certificate Holder
- Description of Operations
- Additional Insured indicators
- Waiver of Subrogation indicators
- Authorized representative signature
Sample correction email
Subject: Updated COI Required
Hi [Vendor Name],
Please provide an updated COI showing Waiver of Subrogation where required by contract.
Thank you.
Faster option
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Disclaimer
This page provides document-review information only. It does not provide legal advice, insurance advice, or confirmation that coverage is active.