- Description of Goods is consistent with Invoice
- Insurance is presented in the numbers required by the L/C
- Insurance covered for atleast 110% of Invoice Value (Unless otherwise stated in the L/C)
- Insurance is Blank Endorsed. (If the assured in neither the applicant or the issuing bank)
- Insurance is issued on or prior to the shipment date
- Insurance covers the clauses stipulated in LC
- Insurance is countersigned (If required on its face)
- Insurance is issued and signed by the Insurance Co., or Underwriters or their agents / proxies
- Insurance does not contain a clause "subject to a franchise or an excess deductible" if not allowed in the L/C
- Insurance mentions shipment route / place of receipt / port of loading and / or port of discharge / place of destination as per L/C
- Insurance is not expired.
- Insurance is covered in the currency of the Credit
- Insurance claims are payable as per L/C requirement
- Alterations on Insurance are authenticated
- Cover Note is presented I/O Insurance Policy / Certificate
- Insurance certificate/declaration is presented I/O Insurance Policy
- If Insurance shows an expiry date, it evidences that the expiry date relates to latest date of loading or dispatch
- Full set of original of Insurance is presented unless LC states where any original insurance document is to be sent.
Export/Import trade, document checking, letter of credit, Collections, Guarantees, Standby letter of credits, ISBP, URR, URC, UCP, UCP 600, ISP 98, Swift, Incoterms, Incoterms 2010
Checkpoints before presenting an Insurance document to banks?
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