Pre-Licensing Course
About The Pre-Licensing Course
Trusted Agent Services Group Pre-Licensing Course provides aspiring Title Insurance Producer Independent Contractors (TIPICs) with an understanding of concepts and principles in the title industry required to pass the state licensing exam (administered by Prometric Testing). The title insurance concepts and principles presented in the course address the Prometric Examination Content Outline used as a guide in studying for the state exam.
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The cost of the pre-licensing course is $399 which includes:
(1) An instructor who is a licensed TIPIC and Notary Public professional
(2) Title Insurance Prelicensing Handbook
(3) 20 hours of combined in-person online and home study training
(4) Option to join a study group at end of the course
The pre-licensing course consists of 5 sessions held over a 3-week time frame. All sessions are held online by Zoom. (To watch a 4-minute video on "How to Join Zoom As A Participant", click on the following link or copy and paste the link into your web browser (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGbpwZNW3oI ). Funds are due one week prior to the class start date.
Instructor Cancellation Policy - Full refund if the class is canceled by the instructor.
Student Cancellation Policy
- Full refund, less processing fees incurred on all requests prior to the payment due date.
- Refund requests received after the payment due date will incur processing and resource fees.
- No refund after the class start date.
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Next Pre-licensing Course:
October 3 - October 24, 2022 (Funds due by October 8, 2022)
There is still time to register!
All five (5) sessions are held on Zoom (online):
Session 1 - Mon, Oct 3 - 7p - 9p
Session 2 - Mon, Oct 10 - 7p - 9p
Session 3 - Thu, Oct 13 - 6:30p - 9:30p
Session 4 - Thu, Oct 20- 7p - 9p
Session 5 - Mon, Oct 24 - 6:30p - 9:30p
Next Pre-licensing Course:
November 21 - December 12, 2022 (Funds due by November 12, 2022)
All five (5) sessions are held on Zoom (online):
Session 1 - Mon, Nov 21 - 7p - 9p
Session 2 - Mon, Nov 28 - 7p - 9p
Session 3 - Thu, Dec 1 - 6:30p - 9:30p
Session 4 - Thu, Dec 8 - 7p - 9p
Session 5 - Mon, Dec 12 - 6:30p - 9:30p
On 07/30/2022:43 PM Priscilla Romos-Ruffin wrote:
To: ELAINE WRIGHT thedeskofelainewright@comcast.net
Subject: PASSED TIPIC EXAM
Dear Ms. Harris,
I am excited to inform you that I have successfully passed my Title Exam and want to thank you for everything you have done to help support me thorught this endeavor. I had to have knee surgery several months after my husband had his back surgery. So as you can imagine, it was a challenge; but I made it because through it all I stayed focused and determined to accomplish what we started. I am looking forward to what comes next. Sincerely, Priscilla Romos-Ruffin
Testimonials
On 04/25/2022 9:43 PM Brieanna Boswell wrote:
Good Evening Mrs. Elaine Wright! I am a former student of your TIPIC pre-licensing course. I took the course 1.5 years ago, when I was pregnant with my third child and soon became overwhelmed with adjusting to life as a mom of three. I put this goal up on the shelf, not knowing if I would ever be able to pick it back up...but finally, after his first birthday I was able to begin thinking about my goal to become a TIPIC again and signed up for the test. I studied the text from the class after bedtime for about a week, and am happy to report I passed the test on my first attempt! Thank you for providing such an effective course and text. Thank you for your class again and I look forward to continuing to learn from you in the coming weeks/months through your courses! Brieanna Boswell "Brie The Notary" BrieTheNotary.com (coming soon)
On 04/25/2022 6:55 PM WHY Network LLC wrote:
Hello Mrs. Wright, I sat for my TIPIC exam today and I passed. I had so much anxiety going in and I am so glad that I passed at my first sitting for the exam. I got to my car and literally screamed out "THANK YOU JESUS!" because I didn't want to take it again. :-) I want to thank you for the great class instruction and the study materials. They really helped me establish the thing that you mentioned would be most important "Understand the concepts... do not try to memorize the data." I found that to be SO true for my version of the test.... Take care, Lori
On 07/29/2022 5:50 PM Samuel Uagbor wrote:
God is great!! I received an 84% on my second attempt! I was in your January class, but when the course ended, I did not study seriously until June. I did a study group but realized that I needed more time to study. In June, I studied passively so when I attempted the TIPIC exam on July 1st, I received a 61%. I was proud of myself because I barely studied. I committed to more preparation in July. I read the course book two times, answered all the Quizlet questions, and did flashcards. The questions were straightforward and easy. Better yet, some of the exam questions were in the course manual. Thank you for your help.
What Is It Like to be a Title Insurance Producer Independent Contractor (TIPIC)?
TIPIC informational sessions are held by zoom Online monthly. Click here to view Informational Session Schedule.
A TIPIC must be commissioned as a Notary Public in Maryland in order to render services independently which may result in the issuance of a title insurance contract. Consequently, a Notary Public must meet the title licensing requirement in order to perform official duties at real estate closings or settlements.
As an independent contractor, the TIPIC is contracted by a "closing agent" to ensure that real estate loan products properly signed by the client, notarized by the notary and returned for processing in a timely manner. As an independent contractor, the TIPIC is also responsible for filing the proper tax forms with IRS.
The Home Loan Process
1. The borrower initiates the loan by contacting the lender and applying for the loan.
2. The lender processes the loan, contacts the closing agent, and funds the loan.
3. The closing agent, an independent third party authorized by the lender, performs the closing duties on the loan and acts as an implementer for the borrowers, often contracting Notary Signing Agents directly or indirectly through a signing service.