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Certificate of currency

A document proving an insurance policy is current and active.

A certificate of currency is one-page proof that an insurance policy — typically public liability or workers’ compensation — is in force, showing the insurer, cover amount and dates. Builders and principal contractors usually require it before you can start on site.

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