Direct answer. An ISO additional insured endorsement commonly used to address scheduled owners, lessees, or contractors for liability connected to the named insured's completed operations, subject to the exact edition, schedule, policy, and attached limitations.
Use the insurer-issued endorsement or authorized Verisk access. Hedge does not publish the ISO file.
CG 20 37 is commonly requested for the period after the named insured's operations have been completed. It is often discussed alongside an ongoing-operations endorsement, but the two references address different stages of the work. The completed project, contractual requirement, schedule, and policy dates should be reconciled before anyone describes the endorsement as satisfying a contract.
A form guide is educational and does not interpret coverage, establish that a form applies to a specific policy, prove market access, create a risk submission, or authorize release of material to a market. Confirm the current edition, jurisdiction, policy, carrier, and form requirements with the authorized publisher and intended insurer. Use the insurer-issued endorsement or authorized Verisk access. Hedge does not publish the ISO file.
These relationships help organize a coherent packet. They do not mean every form is required for every account.
The applicant-information foundation for a commercial insurance submission. It organizes the named insured, business operations, locations, prior coverage, requested lines, and other account-level facts that line-specific sections build on.
Read the ACORD 125 guide →The commercial general liability section used to organize premises, classifications, exposures, limits, products and completed operations, and other liability-specific information for an account.
Read the ACORD 126 guide →The core ISO commercial general liability coverage form commonly used to structure occurrence-based premises, operations, products-completed operations, personal and advertising injury, and medical payments coverage, subject to its terms, exclusions, conditions, declarations, and endorsements.
Read the form guide →An ISO additional insured endorsement commonly used to address scheduled owners, lessees, or contractors for liability connected to the named insured's ongoing operations, subject to the exact edition, schedule, policy, and attached limitations.
Read the form guide →These fillable Hedge resources can support preparation but do not replace a required publisher or market-specific form.
A fillable Hedge supplemental for contractors and construction operations.
View form and fillable PDF →Use the official publisher source linked on this page or ask Hedge for help identifying an authorized access path. Hedge does not host or redistribute the third-party file.
No. The intended insurer, policy, jurisdiction, contract, and account facts determine which form and edition apply.
No. The form-request lane accepts no risk files and does not create or release a submission.
Confirm the current form, edition, jurisdiction, access terms, and related requirements with the publisher.
Open official source →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.