A document issued by an insurer giving temporary protection to the insure is?
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A document issued by an insurer that provides temporary insurance coverage for the insured is called a cover note.
When an individual applies for insurance, there may be a period of time between the application and the issuance of the policy. During this time, the insurer may issue a cover note, which provides temporary coverage until the policy is finalized and issued.
A cover note typically includes the insured's name, the type of insurance coverage provided, the period of time for which the coverage is in effect, and any other relevant details. Once the policy is issued, the cover note is no longer valid.
An endorsement is a change to an existing insurance policy, a certificate is a document that confirms the details of an insurance policy, and a proposal form is the initial application for insurance.