The Idaho Certificate of Verification of Workers Compensation Insurance is a document issued by an insurance provider that verifies the coverage of a workers' compensation policy. It contains information such as the name of the employer, the policy number, the policy effective date, the insurer, the policy limits, and the name of the insurance producer. The certificate also serves as proof that the employer has the required workers' compensation insurance coverage in place. There are two types of Idaho Certificate of Verification of Workers Compensation Insurance: the Standard Workers Compensation Certificate and the Employer's Liability Certificate. The Standard Workers Compensation Certificate certifies that the employer has the required workers' compensation insurance coverage in place. The Employer's Liability Certificate certifies that the employer has the additional coverage for employer's liability insurance.
The Idaho Certificate of Verification of Workers Compensation Insurance is a document issued by an insurance provider that verifies the coverage of a workers' compensation policy. It contains information such as the name of the employer, the policy number, the policy effective date, the insurer, the policy limits, and the name of the insurance producer. The certificate also serves as proof that the employer has the required workers' compensation insurance coverage in place. There are two types of Idaho Certificate of Verification of Workers Compensation Insurance: the Standard Workers Compensation Certificate and the Employer's Liability Certificate. The Standard Workers Compensation Certificate certifies that the employer has the required workers' compensation insurance coverage in place. The Employer's Liability Certificate certifies that the employer has the additional coverage for employer's liability insurance.
