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==Types of Licenses== | ==Types of Licenses== | ||
| − | + | Pennsylvania only offers one type of license, a title insurance agent license that is only available to individuals. | |
===Agency=== | ===Agency=== | ||
| − | + | N/A. | |
===Producer=== | ===Producer=== | ||
| − | + | This is the only type of title insurance agent license available and it is called a "Title Insurance Agent" license. | |
===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
| − | + | N/A. | |
===Escrow=== | ===Escrow=== | ||
| + | N/A. There are no separate escrow companies in Pennsylvania. If a company has a licensed title insurance agent, then they are also permitted to conduct closings for insured transactions. | ||
==Licensed Functions== | ==Licensed Functions== | ||
Revision as of 12:34, 15 July 2018
Contents
Overview
Pennsylvania is fairly straightforward with regard to licensing of title agents and tends to mirror the practices of other states. The only exceptions to this are the testing and CE requirements.
Types of Licenses
Pennsylvania only offers one type of license, a title insurance agent license that is only available to individuals.
Agency
N/A.
Producer
This is the only type of title insurance agent license available and it is called a "Title Insurance Agent" license.
Other
N/A.
Escrow
N/A. There are no separate escrow companies in Pennsylvania. If a company has a licensed title insurance agent, then they are also permitted to conduct closings for insured transactions.
