Preparation guide and PDF access

ACORD 139: Statement and Schedule of Values.

A structured schedule for property values by location or item. Markets may also request a spreadsheet statement of values with additional construction, occupancy, protection, and catastrophe fields.

The fillable PDF is available through ACORD's licensed portal. This page is a preparation guide, not a hosted download.

Form numberACORD 139
Edition shown in index2015/12
Source reviewed2026-08-24
Electronic fillable PDF access

Get the ACORD 139 PDF.

Already have an eligible ACORD account? Open the Forms Portal and search for form 139. Check the edition your intended market accepts before completing it. An ACORD account and eligible Forms program are required.

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ACORD 139 details

How the form is used.

What is ACORD 139 used for?
A structured schedule for property values by location or item. Markets may also request a spreadsheet statement of values with additional construction, occupancy, protection, and catastrophe fields.
Is ACORD 139 editable?
Yes. Request access help from Hedge or choose the electronic fillable PDF in ACORD's licensed Forms Portal.
Which edition is shown?
2015/12 was observed in ACORD's index on 2026-08-24. The intended market decides what it accepts.
Does Hedge host the PDF?
No. Hedge explains the form and links to ACORD's licensed source.
Before completing ACORD 139

Keep locations and property values consistent.

Preparation guidance from Hedge. Follow the instructions in the accepted form edition and the intended market's requirements.

  1. Use one location and building identifier throughout the statement of values, property application and supporting schedules.
  2. Separate building, contents and business income values and explain the valuation basis and date.
  3. Reconcile individual values to totals and identify changes, vacant areas or renovation work requiring explanation.
Illustrative preparation example

What a clearer packet looks like.

A property account has two buildings at one address. Use separate building identifiers and allocate values to each, rather than listing one total on one schedule and two unrelated entries on another.

Hypothetical example, not a placement result or a coverage determination.

ACORD 139 vs. 140

ACORD 139 organizes the statement and schedule of values. ACORD 140 supplies property-section information and requested coverage details. A list of values does not replace construction, protection or occupancy information.

Read the ACORD 140 guide
Information organized

Facts to prepare.

  • Location and building identifiers
  • Building and business personal property values
  • Business income values
  • Construction and occupancy
  • Deductible and valuation information
Quality control

Review before using the form.

  • Confirm values reconcile to the requested limits
  • Use one consistent location identifier across the packet
  • Add roof, protection, and catastrophe fields when requested
Edition, rights, and market boundary

The edition shown is the edition observed in the official index on the review date. Confirm the acceptable edition, jurisdiction, and related forms with the intended market. Hedge links to ACORD's licensed download source and does not host or redistribute the ACORD file.

Related Hedge forms

Hedge-owned supplements that may add class detail.

These fillable Hedge resources can support preparation but do not replace a required ACORD or market-specific application.

Any risk

Hedge Schedule of Locations Supplement

A fillable Hedge schedule for presenting multiple premises and location-level exposure information.

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Common questions

Use ACORD 139 correctly.

Where can I get help accessing the editable ACORD 139 PDF?

Request ACORD 139 from Hedge for help identifying the current edition and an authorized access path, or use ACORD's official Forms Portal. Hedge does not host or redistribute the ACORD PDF.

What information does ACORD 139 collect?

Location and building identifiers; Building and business personal property values; Business income values; Construction and occupancy; Deductible and valuation information.

Is edition 2015/12 accepted by every market?

No. That is the edition observed in ACORD's index on the source-review date. Confirm the edition, jurisdiction, related forms, and any market-specific application before releasing the packet.

Sources

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Official source

ACORD Forms Index

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ACORD Forms Portal

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Next step

Assemble the account-specific packet.

Use the class submission guide to identify the underwriting facts and Hedge forms that may apply, then have Hedge confirm the intended market and route.