OS National Announces 3rd Party ALTA Best Practice Certification
DULUTH, Ga.,

"We are ecstatic to receive our third-party certification that our business practices and the services we offer our valued customers meet the ALTA Best Practices," said
Frazier & Deeter performed assessment procedures related to the following ALTA Best Practices:
- Licensing
- Escrow Accounting Procedures
- Privacy and Information Security
- Settlement Procedures
- Title Policy Production & Delivery
- Professional Liability Insurance Coverage
- Consumer Complaints
The scope of Frazier & Deeter's engagement was performed in accordance with attestation standards established by the
"In our reports dated
"Our ALTA Best Practices certification is another way how OS National is redefining title solutions," said
For more information on Frazier & Deeter's ALTA Best Practices Compliance, visit http://www.frazierdeeter.com/en/Services/ALTA-Best-Practices-Compliance.aspx.
With offices in
About
OS National provides services in certain jurisdictions in partnership with its wholly owned subsidiaries and/or its related entities,
From:
(770) 497-9100
http://www.osnational.com
Contact:
jwunder@osnational.com

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