Why Omega National
A statewide title agency with local desks — built so one partner can cover every Florida market you work in.
Quick answer
Omega National Title Agency is a Florida title agency operating 15 offices statewide, with over 75 years of combined experience among its licensed agents, attorneys on staff, ALTA Best Practices certification at every branch, and closings conducted in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole.
One partner, fifteen markets
Most title agencies are a single office serving a single county. Omega National operates from the Panhandle to South Florida, which means a Realtor, lender or investor working across multiple markets can standardize on one agency instead of re-vetting a new settlement agent in every city.
Offices run on standardized platforms, so a file opened in Pensacola follows the same process as one opened in Boca Raton. See all 15 offices.
Experience and depth
Omega's licensed agents carry over 75 years of combined experience and have worked on every type of transaction — residential and commercial, financed and cash, short sales, new construction, 1031 exchanges and mail-aways. That depth matters most on the files that do not go to plan.
The agency also brings staff diversity and financial strength that a small independent title shop typically cannot match.
Certified at every branch
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. That is the standard a lender has to vet a settlement agent against, and it applies to all 15 offices — not a flagship branch. E&O documentation, bonds and the ALTA manual are available on request from any local office. More on our certification.
Three languages at the table
Omega conducts closings in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole, with staff running the closing rather than an interpreter joining by phone. In South Florida especially, that changes how well a buyer understands what they are signing. Multi-lingual closings.
Technology and training
Omega describes itself as a forward-thinking company that stays ahead of the industry. In practice that means closing applications for buyers and sellers so everyone can see where a file stands, and complimentary training workshops for Realtors and mortgage brokers. For Realtors · For lenders.
| Florida offices | 15, from Pensacola to Boca Raton |
|---|---|
| Combined experience | Over 75 years among licensed agents |
| Certification | ALTA Best Practices — every branch, by TQS Services |
| Compliance | CFPB · ALTA Data Call |
| Legal support | Attorneys on staff |
| Languages | English, Spanish and Haitian Creole |
| Transaction types | Residential · commercial · new construction · cash · financed · short sale · 1031 |
| For trade partners | Complimentary Realtor and mortgage-broker workshops |
Questions.
How many offices does Omega National Title have?
Fifteen, across Florida — Tallahassee (corporate headquarters), Altamonte Springs, Boca Raton, Cape Coral, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Gulf Breeze, Jacksonville, Orlando Metro West, Panama City, Pembroke Pines, Pensacola, Naples, Stuart and Sarasota.
Are all branches ALTA certified?
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.
Does Omega National have attorneys?
Yes — attorneys are on staff, so legal questions arising in a transaction are handled in-house rather than referred out.
Which office handles my file?
Generally the office closest to the property or to you — Omega National has 15 across Florida. Use the office map, or call (239) 448-7522 and we will route you.
Authoritative sources
- ALTA Best Practices framework — American Land Title Association
- Owning a Home / closing guidance — Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
- Licensee search — Florida Department of Financial Services
- Like-kind exchanges under IRC Section 1031 — Internal Revenue Service
This page is general information about Florida title and settlement practice, not legal or tax advice. Omega National Title Agency has attorneys on staff; for advice on your specific transaction, speak to them or to your own counsel.
Send us the contract.
Tell us about the transaction and we'll come back with a figure and a closing date. Fifteen offices, statewide.