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Request a Certificate of Insurance

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Information we need

Policyholders or their agent of record can make a request for a Certificate of Insurance to be issued to a third party. In order to issue the certificate, we must have the following information:

  • Your policy number
  • Your name and title
  • Name and address of the person or business to receive the certificate (certificate holder)
  • If the request is urgent, the fax number of the person or business to receive the certificate
  • Name or number of any special job reference you would like to have included on the certificate

Placing your request

There are several ways to request a Certificate of Insurance. Be sure to have all of the above information available before you make your request.

E-mail a request to

Call us with your request

Boise area: 208-332-2138
Outside the Boise area: 888-253-0149
24-hour voice message: 208-332-2375

Fax a request to

208-332-2390

On-line request

An on-line tool for requesting certificates will be available from this site in the future.

Requesting Certificates of Insurance from subcontractors

The State Insurance Fund can only honor requests from a policyholder or their agent to issue a Certificate of Insurance.  If you have a subcontractor doing work for you, you should always ask them to provide a Certificate of Insurance.  If we insure the subcontractor, and they request us to issue a certificate, we will mail or fax it directly to the certificate holder (the business to whom the certificate is issued).  We will also endeavor to notify certificate holders if the policy cancels.

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