Insurers issue policy documents that drop named additional insureds despite active endorsements
A renters insurance policyholder reports that an additional insured named on an active endorsement stopped appearing on the documents generated at renewal, even though the endorsement itself remained listed on the policy. Because third parties like landlords only accept written proof, verbal confirmation from the insurer is not enough, leaving the household unable to prove required coverage across multiple renewal cycles.
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