Insurance is requesting certificate of completion

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1. A certificate of completion is an official document that verifies that a particular project or service has been finished according to specified standards. It may vary in appearance depending on the type of work done, but it generally includes the following elements:

   1. Title: Clearly states that it is a “Certificate of Completion.”
   2. Project Details: Information about the project, including the name, location, and description of the work completed.
   3. Date: The date when the work was completed.
   4. Signatures: The signatures of responsible parties, such as the contractor or project manager.
   5. Company Information: Contact details of the company that performed the work.
   6. Certification Statement: A statement confirming that the work was completed to satisfaction and in accordance with any relevant standards or contractual terms.

   While some insurers may typically request just an invoice, a certificate of completion might be necessary in certain cases. It’s often used to ensure that the work meets safety codes or contractual obligations before the insurance policy is activated or payments are processed.

   If you’re unsure, it might be helpful to contact the insurance company directly to clarify exactly what they need and if they can provide an example. Additionally, if you’re working with contractors, they may also have templates for a certificate of completion that you can use.

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