Attestation Clause
Definition of "Attestation clause"
Clause listed after the general provisions of the insurance policy that requires the officers of the insurance company to sign their names in order for the contract to be completed. Most insurance policies list the printed signatures of the officers of the insurance company and only the authorized representative of the company will actually sign the contract prior to its delivery to the policyowner.
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