What Is Endorsement (Rider)?
A written amendment attached to a policy that adds, removes, or changes coverage. It becomes part of the contract once attached.
Endorsement (Rider) across 5 exams
Endorsement (Rider) appears on the following exams. Each defines it in the context candidates are tested on:
- Property & Casualty
- A written amendment attached to a policy that adds, removes, or changes coverage. It becomes part of the contract once attached.
- Personal Lines
- A written amendment attached to a policy that adds, removes, or changes coverage from the base form. Endorsements let a standard policy be tailored to an insured's specific needs.
- All-Lines Adjuster
- A written amendment attached to a policy that adds, removes, or modifies coverage terms without rewriting the entire contract.
- Public Adjuster
- A written amendment attached to a policy that adds, removes, or modifies coverage from the base policy terms.
- Limited Lines
- A written amendment attached to a policy that adds, removes, or changes coverage terms after the policy has been issued.