Recording Specialist
jobtracksVirginia Beach (VA)
About the role
Recording Specialist The Recording Specialist will be responsible to have all documents recorded on time and keeping systematic internal records Key Responsibilities: Prepare and record time-sensitive documents via e-Recording and ACRIS and handle all states. Walk in recording documents to the Department of Finance/ City Register's Office Mail recording documents Prepare deeds and transfer documents Provide exceptional customer service through effective telephone and email communications with clients Scan closed files, file them, and organize them to be shredded which includes lifting boxes of files to their storage position Review and resubmit rejected documents Assisting clients with acris troubleshooting and rejections Mailing out recorded documents to clients. Assist in other areas of operation, as needed
Job Qualifications:
High School diploma or equivalent. 1-2 years relevant title insurance experience preferred. Knowledge of grant deeds, deed of trust documents, title commitments...etc. Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications and title/escrow related software. Proficient PC skills. Strong attention to detail. Good verbal and written communication skills.
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