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About ACORD Forms Library Toolkit
🗂️ ACORD Forms Library Toolkit — Find Any Insurance Form Instantly
Stop wasting time searching for the right ACORD form. Whether you are an insurance agent, broker, underwriter, or policyholder, the ACORD Forms Library Toolkit puts the entire library of standardised insurance forms one click away in your browser toolbar — organised, searchable, and always available without leaving the page you are working on.
📋 WHAT ARE ACORD FORMS?
ACORD forms are standardised insurance documents created by the Association for Cooperative Operations Research and Development. They are recognised and accepted by insurance companies, agents, brokers, and policyholders across the United States and in over 100 countries worldwide. Each form serves a specific purpose — from providing proof of insurance coverage to submitting applications, reporting claims, and requesting policy changes.
Instead of every insurance company designing its own paperwork, ACORD forms provide a single, accepted format that reduces errors, ensures accuracy, and makes it easier for all parties involved. Insurance professionals rely on these forms every single day, and having instant access to the right one at the right time makes a real difference to how efficiently you work.
🔍 FIND A FORM — SEARCH BY NUMBER OR PLAIN ENGLISH
The Find a Form tab gives you a live search across the full catalogue of ACORD forms. Type a form number like ACORD 25 or plain language like "liability certificate", "cancellation request", or "homeowners application" and matching results appear instantly. Every result shows the form number, name, category, and a plain-English description of what the form is used for. Click any result to open the full guide and download page on acordformslibrary.com.
Forms covered include:
Certificates and Evidence Forms
These are the proof-of-insurance documents that agents and policyholders use constantly. The ACORD 25 is the most widely downloaded form in the entire library — it provides proof of liability insurance coverage and is required by landlords, contractors, lenders, and businesses before any work begins or any contract is signed. Other certificates in this category include the ACORD 27 (evidence of property insurance for lenders and mortgagees), ACORD 28 (evidence of commercial property insurance), ACORD 24 (certificate of property insurance), and ACORD 29 (evidence of flood insurance).
Commercial Lines Applications
Business insurance applications that agents and commercial lines underwriters use to gather and submit coverage information. The ACORD 125 is the core commercial insurance application, capturing general business details and policy requests. The ACORD 126 covers the commercial general liability section, the ACORD 130 handles workers compensation and employers liability, the ACORD 131 covers umbrella and excess liability, and the ACORD 140 handles the property section of a commercial submission.
Personal Lines Applications
Individual insurance applications for agents working in personal lines. The ACORD 80 is the standard homeowners insurance application. The ACORD 90 is the personal auto application. The ACORD 83 handles personal umbrella coverage, and the ACORD 88 is used for general personal lines submissions.
Claims and Loss Notices
Forms for reporting incidents and initiating claims. The ACORD 1 is the property loss notice, ACORD 2 covers automobile losses, ACORD 3 is the liability notice of occurrence, ACORD 4 is the first report of injury for workers compensation claims, and ACORD 5 covers aircraft losses.
Policy Changes and Notices
Forms for modifying existing coverage. The ACORD 35 is used to request cancellation or release of a policy. The ACORD 37 is the statement of no loss, used to confirm no losses occurred during a coverage gap. The ACORD 70 handles personal policy change requests, and the ACORD 71 covers changes to personal auto policies specifically.
Supplementary Forms
Additional schedules and supporting documents used alongside primary forms. The ACORD 75 is an insurance binder providing temporary proof of coverage. The ACORD 101 is the additional remarks schedule, used to attach supplementary notes to any primary ACORD form. The ACORD 45 adds an additional interest or additional insured to a policy, and the ACORD 63 covers fraud statements.
🏷️ BROWSE BY CATEGORY
The Browse tab lets you filter the entire form catalogue by category — Certificates, Commercial, Personal, Claims, Policy Changes, and Supplementary. Instead of knowing exactly which form number you need, you can browse the relevant category and scan the options. Useful when you are working in an unfamiliar line of business or handling a form type you do not use every day.
🔗 RESOURCES — QUICK LINKS TO WHAT YOU NEED
The Resources tab gives you one-click access to the most useful pages on acordformslibrary.com without needing to navigate there manually. Links include the full form search, the about page, the most downloaded forms, contact details, and the privacy policy.
👥 WHO IS THIS EXTENSION FOR?
Insurance agents who handle multiple form types daily and need to locate, identify, and access the right form without interrupting their workflow.
Independent brokers who work across different lines of business and carriers, where having the correct standardised form ready immediately saves time and reduces errors.
Underwriters reviewing submissions that reference specific ACORD form numbers, who need to quickly confirm what a form covers without switching tabs or opening separate reference documents.
Office managers and administrators who process insurance paperwork and need a quick reference for what each numbered form is used for.
Policyholders and small business owners who have been asked to provide a specific ACORD certificate — such as a certificate of liability insurance — and need to understand what it is and where to get it filled out.
Students and trainees working toward insurance licences or learn…