NTC helped begin the eRecord revolution over 20 years ago. eRecording has once again become center stage, post housing crisis.
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NTC eRecording Rate Over 70%; County Recorders Share Insights on Best Practices to Record Mortgage Documents
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NTC's April white paper campaign will feature insights directly from several NTC partners at the county on best practices for working with county recorders.
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NTC's Chief Legal Officer (CLO) Myron Finley and Director of Document Completion Brian Ernisse help maintain NTC's stellar reputation as friends to the county recordation industry by attending two major conferences this week in Savannah, GA.
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A recent testimonial from a county recorder in a Northwest county reads, "I just want you to know, very seldom that we get a document from you that is unrecordable and must be returned. I appreciate that so much! It makes our job so much easier when we don't have to call about or return document. THANK YOU!"
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Picture Above From Left to Right: left to right: Sean Hunt VP Doc Production, Brett Zamora CERTNA IT Director, Patrick Honny CERTNA Executive Director, Teresa Williamson CERTNA Secretary, Dana Boeg CERTNA Secretary, Brian Ernissee Dir Doc Completion. Both Dana and Teresa are also County Recorder Employees.
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NTC (Nationwide Title Clearing) is thrilled to announce that we are greener than ever! We have just reached a huge milestone - over 60% of our documents are now being eRecorded. Over 1,100 counties currently accept eRecording, with about 15 new counties jumping on the bandwagon weekly. In just under two years, we have seen our eRecording numbers jump up from 10% (as of May 2012) to currently over 60% (and climbing).
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Nationwide Title Clearing has long been an advocate for remaining abreast of the ever-changing regulations in the mortgage industry. As a result, NTC’s Chief Legal Officer, Myron Finley, was recently appointed co-chairperson of the Property Records Industry Association (PRIA) Business Processes and Procedures Committee. As a new member, Finley collaborated on a PRIA 2013 Annual Conference panel discussion regarding document indexing standards.
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