Additional Insured FAQs

When holding a special event, you will most likely be required to provide proof of liability insurance in the form of a Certificate of Insurance to the facility or venue at which the event is being held. A Certificate of Insurance is a document that details the type of insurance coverage, the insurance company providing the coverage, and the dates and limits of coverage for your organization.

In addition to providing proof that you've secured Liability Insurance, you may also be required to add the facility/venue as an insured to your policy. They will be named as an Additional Insured.

When you purchase Event Liability Insurance, an Additional Insured endorsement and Certificate of Insurance will be issued. You can customize the certificate with the venue's name and location.

If your venue has specific wording to be added to the certificate, you can provide the required language during the application process or call 1-800-364-2433 for approval.

You will have the opportunity to add an Additional Insured when purchasing an Event Liability policy using our online system. Don't know the exact wording? You can sign in after purchasing the policy and add an Additional Insured at any time.

To add an Additional Insured, sign in to the system with your username and password. Select the application you wish to access and click "Edit." On the next screen, you'll be able to add your Additional Insured information. When you click "Next," you can print the endorsement document with a new Certificate of Insurance containing the facility's information in the certificate holder box.