Certificate of Insurance For Move Out

I've not encountered this, no, but I ask if this mgmt. co. is inept or just trying to screw with you. Try to ascertain that the moving company has insurance & get a copy of that & then move out as planned. Is there a resident manager or someone there who you can talk to or who might approach you as you proceed? Anyway, I'd get all the pieces in place that I can & then proceed with my plans; after all, they're the ones that dropped the ball, not you. Good luck!

Guessing they could always shut off access to the freight elevator.

The moving company definitely has insurance. They provided it to the building I'm moving into. There's no freight elevator, so unless they want to completely shut down the passenger elevators (which is what we use to move in/out), I guess there's not too much they can do.

I was thinking that you were moving out TODAY. Tomorrow being a working day, I would contact someone at the mgmt. co. as early as possible & then get the documentation from the moving company & hopefully all will proceed as planned.

The moving company has a general liabilty certificate for you to provide, if they are reputable and have insurance, and should have at least $1M of general liablity. Sometimes management wants to be added as an "Additional Insured" don't offer this up, unless mgmt asks for it. If they do ask for it, it's not too dificult, call up the office of moving company, have them get in touch with their insurance broker, and have broker fax a revised cert directly to your mgmt company. 5 Days is baloney...and this really isn't a big deal.

good luck mag - drd is correct - oob Mon, call your mover to get them teedup, call the mgmt company and get the em or fax # you need to convey to the mover - off you go.

Yeah, I was thinking of calling my movers early tomorrow morning and having them fax my management company the certificate of insurance. And yes, they do want to be added as an additional insured. Hopefully, my moving company can do all this before the move starts, because once the move starts, from a legal standpoint, I'm not sure if my management company can be added as an additional insured. We'll see . . . thanks for all the help.

With our last two moves the drivers had a copy of their COI attached to the contract so it was no issue.