What is a Certificate of Currency?

A Certificate of Currency is issued by your Insurer as proof that you have an active policy in place.  It is a document on Insurer letterhead, which outlines your cover and your policy period. In order to obtain a Certificate of Currency from your Insurer, the policy must be either paid in full or paid via monthly instalments.

A Certificate of Currency can only be issued once an insurance policy has been bound and paid for in full.  An insurance broker with the required binding authority can issue a Certificate of Currency on behalf of an insurer (called a Certificate of Insurance) as soon as payment for the policy has been received. Some brokers also offer Certificates of Insurance to their clients for a non-refundable deposit payment, typically around $100.

If you need a fast Certificate of Currency, Westralian Insurance can help.  Call our knowledgeable, fully qualified team today on (08) 9302 1388 or visit www.westralianinsurance.com.au

What is a Certificate of Currency?

A Certificate of Currency is issued by your Insurer as proof that you have an active policy in place.  It is a document on Insurer letterhead, which outlines your cover and your policy period. In order to obtain a Certificate of Currency from your Insurer, the policy must be either paid in full or paid via monthly instalments.

A Certificate of Currency can only be issued once an insurance policy has been bound and paid for in full.  An insurance broker with the required binding authority can issue a Certificate of Currency on behalf of an insurer (called a Certificate of Insurance) as soon as payment for the policy has been received. Some brokers also offer Certificates of Insurance to their clients for a non-refundable deposit payment, typically around $100.

If you need a fast Certificate of Currency, Westralian Insurance can help.  Call our knowledgeable, fully qualified team today on (08) 9302 1388 or visit www.westralianinsurance.com.au

Do I need a Certificate of Currency (COC) to get onto a worksite?

In most cases you would need to provide a Certificate of Currency for Public Liability (and also Workers Compensation if necessary) to the principal contractor, prior to entering a worksite.  We can email these certificates to you or directly to the main contractor if required, as long as the premium has been paid.

The team at Westralian Insurance receive plenty of questions regarding Certificates of Currency, so if you have a query, call us today, on (08) 9302 1388 or visit www.westralianinsurance.com.au