Insurance is asking for a certificate of completion. What does this usually look like? Is it a formal certificate? In my past experiences with insurance companies, they typically only asked for invoices. Any guidance would be appreciated!
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Hi! A certificate of completion is usually an official document that verifies that a particular project or service has been finished according to the required specifications. It often includes details such as the name of the project, the date of completion, the names of the parties involved, and sometimes a signature from the contractor or service provider.
It’s more formal than just an invoice, which typically only outlines the cost of services rendered. If you’ve never encountered this before, it might be helpful to reach out to the insurance company directly to ask for specific requirements or examples. You can also ask the provider who completed the work for you; they might have a standard template they use for such certificates. Good luck!