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Liberty Federal Credit Union
Title Clerk
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A Title Clerk researches and compiles information related to titles, primarily as needed for real estate transactions. Searches records, examine titles, summarizes legal or insurance documents; compiles information on mortgages or contracts related to titles. Conducts research for law firms, real estate firms, or title insurance companies.
$47,910 / year median in Indiana
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Title Clerk Liberty Federal Credit Union - 3.5 Evansville, IN Job Details Full-time 14 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Qualifications Customer follow-ups Title document review UCC law Total loss claims Word processing Spreadsheets Filing Client file management Title document preparation Legal document sorting and filing Data management Loan documentation Insurance claim form preparation Entry level Bankruptcy Office record organization Full Job Description Liberty FCU, a full-service credit union, is currently seeking a detail-oriented Title Clerk to join the Loan Servicing Department. The successful candidate must be accurate, efficient and organized while maintaining knowledge of state title laws and regulations. Knowledge and experience utilizing Excel is a plus. This position will be located at 4405 Theater Drive, Evansville, IN. If interested, please proceed by clicking Apply. Duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Serve as a title clerk and track all incoming and released titles for collateralized loans. Perform outbound phone calls to follow-up with members on titles not received. Ensure the credit union's lien is filed on all titles for direct and indirect loans. Monitor all incoming titles to ensure the lien is placed accurately. Work a weekly report showing the accounts in which the titles/lien notifications have not been received after 60, 90, and 120 days. Prepare and mail the necessary state title forms to obtain members' signatures. Collect the proper forms and fees from the closing loan officer for lien placement. Complete title forms to send to each state in which the borrower reside to have the credit union's lien recorded on each title. Release titles to members on paid off loans and document the delivery method. File all incoming titles accurately in the secure filing system. Process paperwork on vehicles that were deemed total losses and send letters of guarantee to insurance companies. Prepare payoff quotes for dealerships in the credit union's indirect lending program. Post loan payoff checks and refunds of GAP or warranty policies received at the credit union. File GAP claims on vehicles totaled or stolen. Mail security agreements to obtain signatures from owners of vehicles who are not borrowers on the loan. Maintain accuracy on all documentation to ensure the credit union has secured all collateral used for lending purposes. Assist members, employees and dealerships with questions or concerns. Check incoming titles for accuracy on year, make, model and VIN on all booked collateralized loans and indicate in the core processing system that the title has been received. File UCCs for all non-titled collateral loans. Prepare lien releases upon request for paid off loans. Prepare the necessary documentation for name change requests. Assist the Asset Protection Department with titles where the collateral has been repossessed or included with a bankruptcy. Update and maintain all electronic titles. Develop an understanding of credit union history, philosophy, organization, bylaws, and operational procedures. Develop a working knowledge of the credit union's data processing system and word processing software. Adhere to the credit union's