Which policy page typically lists the insured's address and policy period?

• A. Information page
• B. Declarations page
• C. Part Two—Employers Liability
• D. Part Three—Other States Insurance

Answer: (B)

The Declarations page is the policy’s snapshot of essential facts. It lists who is insured and where, along with the policy period (when the coverage starts and ends). This page is designed to provide quick, authoritative details about the contract: the insured’s name and address, the policy dates, and other key terms like the premium and limits.

Other sections focus on the coverage itself (for example, Employers Liability or Other States Insurance) and don’t serve as the record for the insured’s address or the policy period. An Information Page, if present, may contain general or administrative details, but the Declarations page is the primary source for the insured’s address and the policy period.