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The instruments New York requires an attorney to prepare.

New York law (Judiciary Law Section 484) puts the preparation of deeds, mortgages and other instruments affecting real estate in an attorney’s hands. New York title companies send us that work on residential and commercial transactions, including CEMAs and co-ops.

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At a glance

What we handle in New York.

More on NY CEMAs and co-ops

Title work

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Documents

  • Preparation of instruments affecting real estate

Signing

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Settlement / escrow

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Also on New York files

  • Residential transactions
  • Commercial transactions
  • CEMAs
  • Co-op transactions

“Ask us” means this page doesn’t describe that service in New York. Call before you assign it.

The same team behind every New York file.

What changes from state to state is which steps the law reserves for an attorney. What doesn’t change is who does them. In every attorney-signing state, a licensed attorney conducts the closing, and documents are drafted to that jurisdiction’s own submission rules.

How we work with title agencies and lenders

  1. 11 underwriter relationships to place a file with
  2. On the ResWare platform since 2009, with escrow monitoring
  3. One team and one standard across all 10 states

Need attorney work in New York?

Tell us where the property sits and which steps your file needs. Or call (203) 301-4333 and we’ll route it.

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