Coverage intent
A supplemental extended reporting period is an additional or optional tail period that extends the time to report covered claims after the policy period.
Coverage impact
Supplemental ERP wording helps reveal how carriers price, limit, and administer tail coverage in claims-made products.
Form groups by coverage intent
FilingFocus converts each form into a numeric representation of its wording. The map compares distance between those representations, so forms with similar intent, not just keywords, appear closer together. This helps show repeated variants, related form families, and outliers.
Where this language appears
Matching form records, product lines, state activity, and recent examples for this coverage language.
Matching form records
Recent records
Product submissions
Companies
Sample form language
A representative form excerpt for this topic, with the form number and edition date shown the way insurance teams usually identify versions.
Selected form
Claims-Made Excess Coverage Supplemental Extended Reporting Period Endorsement
Form #: XS 4042 04 24
The Cincinnati Indemnity Company
Commercial Umbrella and Excess
MS | Jun 18, 2026
This excess endorsement shows that supplemental tail coverage can depend on a matching primary supplemental reporting period and timely premium payment.
Supplemental ERP conditions
This endorsement will not take effect unless:
1. A primary Supplementary Extended Reporting Period Endorsement has been purchased and is valid and collectible at the limit of insurance for "underlying insurance" specified in the Schedule of Underlying Insurance and covers the same reporting period as this endorsement; and
2. The additional premium for this endorsement is paid when due. If that premium is paid when due, this endorsement may not be cancelled.Selected excerpt from this form.
Notable language points
- 01Requires a matching primary supplemental reporting period before the excess endorsement takes effect.
- 02Makes the endorsement conditional on payment of additional premium.
Related insurance form pages
Related coverage topics
Review extended reporting period in admitted P&C endorsements, including matching form records, product lines, common form names, and recent filings.
Prior acts exclusionReview prior acts exclusion in admitted P&C endorsements, including matching form records, product lines, common form names, and recent filings.