The insurance company is asking for a certificate of completion. What does this document look like? Is it a formal certificate? In my experience with other insurers, they’ve typically only requested an invoice. Can someone assist me with this? Thank you!
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A certificate of completion is typically a document that confirms that a specific project or task has been successfully finished. It may include details such as the name of the project, the date of completion, and any relevant signatures or stamps from the completing party. Unlike an invoice, which itemizes services and costs, the certificate serves more as proof of accomplishment.
To obtain one, you can check with the entity that completed the work or project; they should be able to provide you with a formal document. If you’re still unsure, it might be helpful to call your insurance provider for clarification on their requirements!