@Michael *******

My insurance provided various documents. Nothing called 'cover letter'. 2 are multiple pages, 1 is a single page 'terms of business' that doesn't seem to say how much cover is provided.

Is there an explanation for what they expect that I've missed somewhere?

They rejected my first application for not covering $50k (when it covers $1m)

I submitted a screen grab of the payment confirmation with policy number the first time.

@George ******

Thx. I'd much rather use a web service, I don't like installing software I rarely use it fills your machine with cruft...

Converting a multi page PDF to a single JPG (actually PNG is much better here - and they do accept those too) is actually quite a faff (I can do it - its just not a normal thing to ask

Do you know if you converted your entire policy document to a single image file?

@Edna ******

The insurance form doesn't accept PDFs -

Am I missing something?

@Edna ******

I am a computer nerd lol - I'm just saying - most people aren't and requiring one is obviously not acceptable lol

@Michael *******

lol - in 6 months this will probably work properly - just in time for the rules to change lol

I'm going to have to download a browser plugin to convert a PDF to a PNG just so I can upload it - what chance would a non technical person have to make this work?!?! Basically zero.

COE?

This form is obviously untested.

@Michael *******

Thanks. Then convert it to an IMAGE LMFAO. They don't accept a PDF for the insurance document.

We should be paid to be beta testing this form.

Worked on computer for me (though it errored 1 hour after submission saying insurance has to be for $50,000 - it's for $1m - so gotta figure that out now)

@Peter ******

lol seems like my quotes are about right then cheers