Title Typist
nobleservePittsburgh (PA)
About the role
Job Description:
We are seeking to add a Title Typist to our team! You will be responsible for accurate data entry, file maintenance, and record keeping.
Responsibilities:
Prepare and type property report or title commitments based on client requirements.
Review title search results to ensure accurate data entry.
Interpret legal descriptions, ownership information, liens and encumbances.
Input data into title production systems with high attention to detail.
Coordinate with title examiners and other team members to clarify or correct information.
Maintain consistency in document formatting, style and compliance with client requirements.
Ensure timely delivery of typed documents to meet closing deadlines.
Handle revisions and corrections as needed.
Qualifications:
- Proficiency in typing legal documents and understanding of title industry terminology.
- Strong attention to detail and data accuracy.
- Previous experience in data entry or other related fields
- Excellent typing skills
- Strong organizational skills
- Deadline and detail-oriented
Company Description:
To provide world-class services with a commitment to quality and advanced technology. With our skilled and proficient team, we engage, embrace, and evolve with our customers to achieve their goals.
Company Description:
To provide world-class services with a commitment to quality and advanced technology. With our skilled and proficient team, we engage, embrace, and evolve with our customers to achieve their goals.
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