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The Nevada Title Agent license

Title Agent

Writes title insurance for an authorized title insurer, and may handle escrows, settlements and closings alongside it. Nevada licenses it by regulation rather than by statute, and the qualification is an appointment plus described experience rather than a course or an examination.

Course

None

This license has no pre-licensing course route.

Ways in

1

There is no state exam for this license.

Exam

n/a

Not required on any of the routes below.

Every way to qualify

  1. Route 1 Be appointed by a title insurer or authorized by a licensed title agent, then apply

    No state exam for this license

    The appointment the license hangs from

    • Appointment as an agent by an authorized title insurer, or authorization to act by a licensed title agent which is a firm or corporation

    and age, character and standing

    • At least 18 years of age, and competent, trustworthy and financially responsible

    and what the verified application must describe

    • 2 years Every employer for at least the two years immediately preceding the application, a description of the applicant's experience relating to title insurance or escrow, and evidence of their knowledge of Nevada's insurance laws, together with a statement of any prior insurance or escrow license held, denied, suspended or revoked and any agent or escrow officer contract ever cancelled and why

    NRS 692A.100(1) does not license the title agent itself. It obliges the Commissioner to "provide by regulation for the licensing of title agents, their branch offices, direct writing title insurers and escrow officers", so the qualification is in NAC 692A and not in the statute. NAC 692A.040 is the closed list for a natural person: at least 18; for a title agent's license, appointed an agent by an authorized title insurer or authorized to act by a licensed title agent that is a firm or corporation; and competent, trustworthy and financially responsible. NAC 692A.030 is the application, which must be verified by the applicant and must carry the name and address of every employer for at least the two years before applying, a description of the applicant's title insurance or escrow experience and evidence of their knowledge of Nevada insurance law, and a statement of any prior license, refusal, suspension, revocation or cancelled agency contract. There is no pre-licensing course and no hour count, and unlike the escrow officer the title agent has no prescribed written examination: the escrow officer's examination at NRS 692A.103(1)(b)(2) is an alternative to a year of experience, and no equivalent appears for the title agent. NAC 692A.050 licenses a firm or corporation only as a title agent, never as an escrow officer, and makes each general partner and each authorized natural person file the same information and fees.

    Read at leg.state.nv.us on 2026-09-05

The Nevada Division of Insurance requires no pre-licensing course for this license, so there is nothing here to price.