How Do I Obtain Proof of Insurance from Travelers Insurance?

How do I obtain proof of insurance from Travelers Insurance?

The answer to your question, "How do I obtain proof of insurance from Travelers Insurance?" can be found in this article. Usually, when you first buy insurance from Travelers Insurance, you will be mailed a policy, which can be used as proof of insurance. However, there are times when you need to show proof of insurance before your policy arrives, or if you received your policy but lost it. In any case, there are ways to request a certificate of insurance when you need it.

How do I obtain proof of insurance from Travelers Insurance?

A certificate of insurance is a document used to provide proof of insurance coverage by the insurance industry to an interested third party. Should you need a certificate of insurance you can request one online by going to the Travelers Insurance website and filling out the brief form provided? You will receive your proof of insurance within 48 to 72 hours from the time of the request. However, if you need it sooner you can request rush delivery, click here to contact a Business Insurance Representative and choose option #3 at the automated prompt. The offices will be open to take your calls from Monday through Friday between 8 A.M. and 8 P.M. Eastern Standard time.

To complete the request form you will need your policy or account number and the business name that appears on your policy. You will also need to add the first and last name of the contact person for your business, and then check off the box next to your preferred way of being contacted should the company need to clarify any information. Options include email, fax, or phone. Next, provide the certificate holders' information, including name and address. If you would like Travelers to also send a copy of the certificate to the certificate holder, check the box beside, "Yes" otherwise select, "No". Choose which type of certificate you need between "Proof of insurance" or "Loss payee". Note: The Loss Payee is the party that proceeds of money or insurance are to be paid to for a loss such as an automobile lien holder. You can check the box next to Mortgage, which is the party that proceeds of money or insurance is to be paid to for loss of property such as a building lienholder of a physical site or building. Another option is "Additional Insured". This is a third party besides the one who is covered by the policy, typically added to a policy by endorsement. Finally, choose which coverage you want to be displayed on the insurance certificate. Options are:

• All Coverage

• General Liability

• Automobile Liability

• Automobile Physical Damage

• Property Insurance

• Worker's Compensation

• Umbrella Liability

• Inland Marine