You probably landed on this page because your landlord requires
additional interest notification and you don't know what this means.
The object is to use
additional interest notifications to ensure that you're kept aware of the status of your tenant's policies.
Our central processing center for
additional interest notifications incorporates machine learning and OCR technology to take the paperwork off your desk.
Not exact matches
Additional interest, which is an endorsement for
notification of policy status and changes only but confers no coverage, is the proper way to list your landlord on your renters insurance.
Additional interest gives you
notifications of policy status changes, without making you a party to the policy.
This can be accomplished with the
additional interest endorsement which offers
notifications, but no coverage.
Additional interest is designed for these
notifications.
The
additional interest designation gets you copies of
notifications for changes in policy status which gives you the information you need.
Additional interest gives
notification to the landlord if there are changes in the policy status.
If you name the landlord as having
additional interest, she will receive
notifications about major changes in your insurance coverage, such as a policy cancellation or non-renewal.
Additional interest status doesn't give them any coverage, but it does give them
notification if a policy lapses or cancels.
Additional interest gives you
notifications of policy status changes, without making you a party to the policy.
The
additional interest designation gets you copies of
notifications for changes in policy status which gives you the information you need.