Nationwide Title Clearing, Inc. said Tuesday that it had launched ExpressRetrieval.com, an online service that allows mortgage industry professionals to place orders for vital research and retrieval of recorded real estate documents nationwide. “What makes the ExpressRetrieval.com online service unique is the ability for users to order hard-to-find documents for any recording jurisdiction nationwide, one at a time or in bulk, and for a reasonable and predictable rate,” the company said in a press statement. Nationwide Title Clearing previously released its Express Retrieval service in the spring of 2006; the launch of ExpressRetrieval.com makes the service available online to the general public nationwide. Nationwide said its Express Retrieval online service covers all US recording jurisdictions nationwide, and allows users to order both certified copies and regular copies of documents, without minimum volume requirements — most online services limit orders to those recording jurisdictions that offer public records online and do not offer an easy online ordering system for clerk-certified copies, the company said. Nationwide Title Clearing senior vice president, Jeremy Pomerantz, said the product was developed to “open the door for new market segments that previously had no clear avenue to easily order documents.” ExpressRetrieval.com’s search services include combinations of public and private subscription-based databases and image repository resources, phone calls to the county as well as sending a person to physically go to the recording office, if needed, the company said. All of this is offered at a predictable cost that is provided up-front in the ordering process, said Pomerantz. To learn more visit http://www.nwtc.com and http://www.expressretrieval.com.
Nationwide Title Launches Online Title Doc Retreival Service
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