I'm checking an issued insurance policy against what the carrier agreed to. Compare the documents below and give me a table I can check page by page, plus a draft correction request. Don't decide what the policy covers.

THE DOCUMENTS
- Selected quote: [file name], version [number], dated [date]. Use only this version, even if others are attached.
- Carrier confirmation: [binder or other written carrier confirmation, with date]. Where it changes a term, it replaces the quote.
- Client change request: [email or note, with date]. This is what the client asked for, not what the carrier agreed to. Never use it as the expected value.
- Issued policy: [file name].

WHAT SHOULD MATCH
Build the expected value for each term from the selected quote, updated by the carrier confirmation: named insured, policy period, limits, deductibles, premium, scheduled vehicles or locations, [any term you add].
Build the expected forms the same way: the quote's forms, plus or minus any form the carrier confirmation adds, removes or replaces.

WHAT I WANT BACK
1. A comparison table, one row per term: term | expected value (document, page) | issued value (page) | MATCH, DIFFERENT, NOT FOUND IN PAGES READ, or CHECK WORDING.
   Give a page on both sides of every row. Quote the wording when the value depends on it. Never guess a page; write "no page found".
   Use CHECK WORDING when the wording differs and deciding whether it means the same thing is a coverage judgment.
2. Expected forms: the page where each form appears in the issued policy, or NOT FOUND IN PAGES READ with the pages you searched. Not finding a form in the pages provided doesn't mean the form or the coverage is absent.
3. Client requests the carrier hasn't confirmed, listed separately, with what the carrier's documents say about each. These are not policy errors.
4. A draft correction request to the carrier for each DIFFERENT row and each expected form not found: quote the carrier's own page beside the issued page and say what should be corrected or sent. Don't send anything.

Finish by listing the pages you read.