ACORD 140: Property Section
ACORD 140 documents building and business personal property details as part of a commercial property insurance application.
How to fill out ACORD 140
What your insurance producer enters in each section, and why it matters.
Location Schedule
Lists each insured location, its address, and construction class.
Building Information
Covers year built, construction type, roof type, and square footage.
Coverage Information
States the coverage amount for building and business personal property separately.
Protection Class
Documents fire protection details such as distance to the nearest fire station and hydrant.
The mistake that actually matters
Leaving the protection class or construction details incomplete is a common reason underwriters send the application back for more information.
Where to submit this form
Submitted to the underwriter alongside the main commercial property application.
Frequently asked questions
Is this form used alone?
It usually accompanies the main ACORD 125 commercial application rather than standing on its own.
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