Forms and endorsements schedule
The list of form numbers and editions that actually make up the policy.
What it means
This is the table of contents for SEO and for claims. If CG 20 10 is not on the list, it is not on the policy, regardless of what last year’s certificate said.
Why it shows up
Coverbird matches these numbers to a reference catalog so a business owner can see “Additional Insured — Owners, Lessees or Contractors” instead of a code.
What to look for
- Number plus edition
- Manuscript forms with carrier prefixes
- State amendatory endorsements
Coverbird reads the declarations and form schedule on the PDF you already have. It does not sell insurance or say whether a limit is enough.
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Related terms
- Endorsement
A form that changes the base policy: adding people, taking back perils, or amending definitions.
- Declarations page
The front pages that list who is insured, what is covered, the term, premium, and limits.