Omega National Title Agency closes residential and commercial real estate across Florida — from Pensacola to Boca Raton — with attorneys on staff and every branch ALTA Best Practices certified.
Helping you from contract to closing — in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole.
Pick a pin, a region, or search a city. Every address, phone number, opening time and Google rating below is that office's own — nothing averaged, nothing guessed.
Ratings shown are each office's own Google score. Three offices — Tallahassee, Boca Raton and Sarasota — have no Google profile yet, so no rating is shown for them.
Licensed title agents who have worked on every kind of Florida transaction, with attorneys in-house when a file needs one. Residential or commercial, cash or financed, in person or mailed away.
Whatever is being conveyed, from a first condo to a commercial parcel.
Single-family, condo and townhome purchases and sales.
Residential closingsCommercial settlement and title insurance.
Commercial closingsBuilder and new-build closings.
New constructionFinanced, cash, or a sale that needs the lienholder's blessing.
Lender-funded purchases with owner's and lender's policies.
Financed transactionsNo-loan closings, on a shorter clock.
Cash transactionsClosings needing lienholder approval below payoff.
Short salesYou don't have to be in the room — or speak English — to close.
Sign remotely when you can't attend in person.
Mail-away closingsLike-kind exchanges on the 45/180-day clock.
1031 exchangesClosings in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole.
Multi-lingual closingsThe paperwork that makes the conveyance real, prepared and recorded.
Mortgage document preparation.
Mortgage preparationDeeds prepared and recorded with the county.
Deed transfersA notary sent to the signer's location.
Mobile notariesFive steps, one desk. Here's what actually happens between the day a contract is signed and the day the keys change hands.
The executed contract lands with your local Omega office and a file is opened.
We examine the public record for liens, encumbrances and anything clouding title.
You get the title commitment — what the policy will cover, and what must be cleared first.
Liens released, payoffs ordered, figures balanced, funds received into escrow.
You sign, we disburse, the deed is recorded and the policy issues.
Lenders have to vet the settlement agent before a file moves. Omega National is built so that review is short.
Certified for compliance, ethics and security by TQS Services. Not one office — all of them.
Standardized platforms across every branch, with encrypted handling of client data.
Documentation available on request from any local office — no chasing corporate.
Legal questions in a file get answered in-house, not referred out and delayed.
Omega National conducts closings in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole — by staff at the table, not an interpreter on speakerphone. Multi-lingual closings →
What title insurance is, what happens before closing day, and what to bring to the table.
What is title insurance What is title insuranceMail-away closings and mobile notaries, so you don't have to be in Florida to sign.
Mail-away closings Mail-away closingsOne local desk, one closer, a date that holds — plus free training workshops.
For Realtors For RealtorsALTA certification, E&O and bond documentation, CFPB and Data Call compliance.
For lenders For lendersMulti-market coverage, short sales, commercial files and exchange timing.
1031 exchanges 1031 exchangesOmega National provides closing applications for buyers and sellers, so the people in the transaction can see what's been done and what's outstanding — instead of emailing to ask.
It's part of why Omega describes itself as forward-thinking: standardized platforms across every branch, so a file opened in Pensacola runs the same way as one opened in Boca Raton.
See the closing processOmega's offices are reviewed individually on Google. Below is the real network picture — and space for the closing stories the team wants to feature.
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A Realtor's testimonial about deadline reliability would sit here.
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A closing conducted in Spanish or Creole — the client's experience in their words.
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A title company searches the public record for anything attached to the property — unreleased mortgages, judgments, liens, easements, boundary problems — then issues title insurance against defects and handles the settlement itself: preparing the figures, holding funds in escrow, recording the deed, and disbursing the money. Omega National does all of this from 15 Florida offices.
A lender's policy protects the lender's interest in the property, up to the loan amount, and is normally required when a purchase is financed. An owner's policy protects you, the buyer, for as long as you hold an interest in the property. They are separate policies. In a financed transaction both are typically issued at closing.
No. Omega National handles mail-away closings for parties who can't attend, and can send a mobile notary to the signer's location. This is common for sellers who have already relocated out of state.
Yes. Omega National provides services in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole, with staff conducting the closing rather than an interpreter joining by phone. See multi-lingual closings.
ALTA Best Practices is the American Land Title Association's framework covering licensing, escrow account controls, data and document protection, settlement procedures and consumer complaint handling. Lenders use it to vet the settlement agent before releasing a file. Every Omega National branch is certified for compliance, ethics and security by TQS Services, and complies with CFPB and ALTA Data Call requirements. More on our certification.
Title insurance premiums in Florida are promulgated — the rate is set by the state and based on the policy amount, not chosen by the agency. Settlement and closing fees vary with the transaction. Send us the contract and we'll come back with a figure and a closing date rather than quote a number that won't match your file. Request a quote.
Generally the one closest to the property or to you. Use the office map to find your nearest of the 15, or call the main line on (239) 448-7522 and we'll route you.
Tell us about the transaction and we'll come back with a figure and a closing date.