Certificate Date Clause Samples
The Certificate Date clause defines the specific date on which a certificate, such as a certificate of insurance or completion, becomes effective or is deemed issued. In practice, this date is often used to establish when certain rights, obligations, or coverages begin under the terms of the agreement. For example, insurance coverage may only be valid from the certificate date forward, or a contractor’s work may be considered complete as of this date. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear and unambiguous reference point for the commencement of responsibilities or benefits, thereby reducing confusion or disputes about timing.
Certificate Date. The Valuation Day on which a Certificate is issued and becomes effective as shown on the Certificate Data Pages.
Certificate Date. UL Contracting Party will notify the Client in writing of the Certificate Date (the date of written notice from UL Contracting Party to Client that the applicable Data Center Facility complies with UL Data Center Requirements), and the date of the expiration of the Certificate. The certificate is valid for one (1) year. The Client will have the option to renew an expiring certificate for a twelve (12) month period by providing UL a written request at least 30 days prior to expiration of the then-current term but not more than 90 days prior to expiration. Upon the receipt of such request, UL will conduct a review of all pertinent documents for a renewal of the Certificate. On the anniversary of year (4) four of the initial Certificate Date, a full site and equipment review will be conducted.
Certificate Date. The date the certificate is issued or, if no certificate is issued, the date a participant's account is established.
Certificate Date. The date shown on the Certificate Specifications page on which the Certificate is issued.