@Jack, In a routed transaction, both must occur. The FPPI must facilitate the export and then authorize the USPPI or a U.S. agent to file the EEI. If the FPPI has not authorized a filer, however, that does not mean it is not a routed transaction.
It is just a proof of insurance. Additional Insured: The main contractor is named as an additional insured on the certificate of insurance and is actually given coverage, and has rights under the sub-contractors or vendor's, the Named Insured policy in the event of a future claim.
Typically, the entity that is required to add Additional Insureds to its policy turns to its. insurance broker for compliance. Customarily, a âCertificate of Insuranceâ or an. âEndorsement Certificateâ is furnished by the broker for the party required to name the. Additional Insured, or by the insurerâs representative. coverage that it required. could have been avoided. past 5 years. interpretation of an insurance policy is a question of law. Endorsements, are interpreted in accord with the plain language of the documents. granted. status as an insured.