@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.
While insurance limits attach above the primary layer of risk imposed on the insured in both self-insured retentions and deductibles, these types of coverages are otherwise very different. Thatâs why itâs important that clients understand the differences between SIRs and deductibles and the various issues that can arise. While insurance limits attach above the primary layer of risk imposed on the insured in both self-insured retentions and deductibles, these types of coverages are otherwise very different.