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Certificate of Currency

A Certificate of Currency is confirmation from the insurer that you have a valid insurance policy in place.

Lenders will often request a certificate of currency noting the interests of a 'mortgagee' or 'interested party' on your strata building policy.

If you require a Certificate of Currency to note the interest of a 'mortgagee' on your building policy, then a fee of $44.00 applies and the Certificate of Currency will be processed within 3 working days.

Should you require a certificate urgently, a fee of $66.00 applies and you should contact our office on 1300 424 627.

Please note: Urgent certificates are not available over the internet.

Please download the form here and email it to: cofc@whitbread.com.au

 

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