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I've had to do this for numerous events. On CC, under Managing Your Business, you'll find a listing of home office contact numbers. There's a one for Certificate Insurance that you can request just by calling the number listed for Schwartz Brothers I think it is. They can email it back to you as a PDF attachment, usually the same day! They'll let you know what info is needed, such as event name, date and address.smilesarepriceless said:Anyone ever done a mall event, where they requested a Certificate of Insurance listing the mall company as additionally insured
$500,000 for property damage
and $1,000,000 general liability...?
A Mall Insurance Certificate is a document that verifies that a business or vendor has the necessary insurance coverage to operate within a specific mall or shopping center. It provides proof of insurance to the mall management and protects both the business and the mall in case of any accidents or damages.
A Mall Insurance Certificate is typically required by mall management as part of their lease agreement, to ensure that all businesses within the mall have proper insurance coverage. It also protects your business in case of any accidents or damages that may occur within the mall premises.
You can obtain a Mall Insurance Certificate by contacting your insurance provider and requesting for one. Your insurance provider will then work with the mall management to provide the necessary documentation and proof of insurance.
Yes, a Mall Insurance Certificate is specific to operating within a mall or shopping center and may have additional requirements or coverage compared to regular business insurance. It is important to review your policy and make sure it meets the mall's requirements.
The cost for a Mall Insurance Certificate may vary depending on your insurance provider and the requirements of the mall. Some insurance companies may charge a fee for providing the certificate, while others may include it as part of your regular business insurance coverage. It is best to check with your insurance provider for specific pricing.