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Identity Fraud - Tips to Protect Yourself \| Title Insurance - Order Form

Protect Yourself from Fraud and ID Theft

Despite a booming real estate market that is pushing housing prices to all-time highs in many communities across the country, a survey commissioned by First Canadian Title in 2005 suggests that one in three Canadian homeowners has no knowledge of how title insurance can provide one of the most important ways to protect their biggest investment.

For a one-time premium, title insurance is the most effective and inexpensive way to ensure your real estate property is protected. Title insurance covers all legal expenses related to restoring a title and is also available to existing homeowners long after they have purchased their properties.

The Consumers Council of Canada (CCC) recommends the purchase of title insurance for both new homebuyers and existing homeowners, based on findings from a CCC study, which was also released in 2005.

Want to Know More?
If you have a question and would like more information on title insurance email us at EHOP.info@firstcdn.com

Want to Order a Policy Now?
You have several options to order a policy:

   1. Contact your lawyer
   2. Complete the fields below
   3. Call us at 1-877-888-1153.

Our Customer Service Representatives are ready to take your order and answer any questions you may have. Now when you place your order by phone, you can pay by credit card. Orders will be processed and you will be contacted within one business day.

Homeowner Information

* First Name:

* Last Name:

First Name:

Last Name:

First Name:

Last Name:

First Name:

Last Name:

Insured Property Address:

Unit:

* Street #:

* Street Name:

* City:

* Province

* Postal Code:

Complete Mailing Address, if different than the Insured Property Address:

* Contact Phone Number:

* Email Address:

Property Information

* What is your Property Type?

	Siingle Family Dwelling - If the property contains a single family dwelling, including detached, semi-detached, linked, row house, freehold townhouse or a mobile home that is permanently attached to the Land, it is considered to be a Single Family Dwelling.
	Condominium- Individual ownership of a unit in a multi unit building or townhouse complex, where monthly fees are paid to a Condominium Corporation, but does not include Co-operative units.
	Multi-Unit (2-6 units) # of Units - If the property contains 2 to 6 self-contained residential dwelling units, it is considered to be a residential Multi-Unit Dwelling. (i.e. Duplex, Triplex, etc..). Units:

* What is the estimated current market value of the Insured Property? (value to include the land and all structures on the land)

* When did you purchase the Insured Property? (month and year are acceptable)

Notes/Special Instructions:

Offer Code

Your information will be processed in sequence within one business day, during business hours from Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm ET.
If you have any other inquiries please feel free to call us at 1-877-888-1153.

First Canadian Title is committed to protecting your Legal and personal information. The personal information you provide is kept confidential and is used for the purposes of underwriting, assessing and controlling risks, and issuing and administering policies of title insurance.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In submitting this document to First Canadian Title, you are acknowledging your consent to the collection, use and disclosure of the information on this document to employees of First Canadian Title for the purposes identified above and/or for the purposes of addressing your title insurance inquiry.

For our complete Private Policy, please click on the Privacy link on this site or contact our Privacy Officer at 1-800-307-0370 or Legal.inquiries@firstcdn.com if you have any inquiries.

The Canadian Guide to Protecting Yourself Against Identity Theft and Other Fraud. by Gary Ford