FL X-Date in Title Insurance
FL title insurance X-date: expiration date on commitment. Typically 6-12 months. Promise to issue policy if requirements met by X-date. Can extend: request from title company (updated search + fees). Buyer: monitor (critical deadline), communicate early if delayed, budget re-exam fees, review updated commitment, and close on time. Company can refuse extension if: title changed, property transferred, risk increased, or product discontinued. Refused: new commitment needed (significant delay).
How It Works
- 6-12 months typical
- Requirements must be met
- Extension possible
Buyer Actions
- Monitor, communicate early
- Budget re-exam fees
- Close on time
Extension Refusal
- Title changed, risk increased
- New commitment needed
- Significant delay
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Florida Law Reference
Fla. Stat. § 627.7711
Regulates title insurance rates, forms, and practices in Florida. Title insurance premiums are promulgated by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
Reviewed by the attorneys at Barnes Walker, Goethe, Shea & Robinson, PLLC