Frequently asked questions

It searches the public record for anything attached to the property, issues title insurance against defects, and handles settlement — preparing figures, holding funds in escrow, conducting the signing, disbursing money and recording the deed.

The lender's policy protects the lender's interest up to the loan amount and is normally required when financing. The owner's policy protects you for the purchase price, for as long as you hold an interest. See what is title insurance.

Florida title insurance premiums are promulgated — set by the state and based on the policy amount, not chosen by the agency. Settlement fees vary with the file. Send us the contract and we'll come back with a figure.

No — Omega handles mail-away closings and can send a mobile notary to you.

Yes. Omega provides services in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole, with staff conducting the closing. See multi-lingual closings.

Unexpired government photo ID for every signer, your funds, proof of homeowner's insurance if financing, and entity documents if buying through an LLC or trust. See the closing process.

Never accept wiring instructions or changes by email. Verify verbally on a number you already had before sending funds, and call to confirm receipt afterwards. Omega National will not email you changed wiring instructions.

Every Omega National branch is ALTA Best Practices certified for compliance, ethics and security by TQS Services, and complies with CFPB and ALTA Data Call requirements. See our certification.

Replacement property must be identified within 45 calendar days of the relinquished closing, and the exchange completed within 180 calendar days. See 1031 exchanges.

Yes — Omega prepares and records deeds. Because changing title can affect homestead, taxes and an existing mortgage, discuss the goal first; attorneys are on staff. See notary and deed services.

Yes — commercial settlement and title insurance, including entity conveyances and multi-parcel transactions. See commercial closings.

Fifteen across Florida. Each has its own direct line — see the locations page.

Send the executed contract to your nearest Omega office, or use the contact form. See for Realtors.

E&O documentation, bonds and the ALTA manual are available on request from any Omega office. See for lenders.