Free title monitoring helps you protect your home after closing.

First American now offers homeowners free property title monitoring and claims support, paired with their trusted title insurance policy.

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Stay confident with free title monitoring and ongoing support.

First American now provides homeowners with free title monitoring to stay informed about activity on their property after closing, helping you stay ahead of fraud. This new service also provides easy access to closing documents, clear coverage explanations, and alerts for new filings that may affect ownership.

Activity Alerts

Automated, property-related activity alerts

Document Vault

Secure and easy access to closing documents and policy information

Claim Submissions

A streamlined process to submit a claim

Learning Center

Clear explanations of coverage and fraud prevention resources

See how title monitoring works.

Simple Steps to Added Protection

  1. Close with First American Title™—eligible transactions automatically receive access to Free Title Monitoring and the Owner Portal*.
  2. Sign in with your EAGLE ID™ to view your documents and confirm your property details.
  3. Receive alerts for new filings and stay confident your ownership is monitored.

*Not available in all states and only for eligible transactions.

Why Title Monitoring Matters

Real estate fraud is increasing nationwide. While other companies only offer title monitoring alerts, First American provides free title monitoring paired with the strength of a title insurance policy.

Owners get this added visibility and support from First American.

  • Free property monitoring and alerts for deeds, liens, and other filings.
  • Easy access to your title documents whenever you need them.
  • Confidence backed by a First American Title Insurance Policy—a company trusted for more than 135 years.
  • Convenient support with a direct connection to the company that insured your title.

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Real Estate Agents

Give your clients added confidence with a premium service.

When your clients close with First American Title, they will automatically receive an invitation to enroll in free title monitoring–an added layer of protection when paired with their title insurance policy. It’s a simple, proactive way to set yourself apart, and help clients stay informed and confident in their ownership long after closing.

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Free Title Monitoring Availability

I didn’t get an invitation email I haven’t closed yet

If you closed your transaction with First American Title but haven’t received an invitation email, your property may not be eligible at this time.

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Trusted Protection, Backed by First American

For more than 135 years, First American has protected homeownership with trusted title and closing services. Free title monitoring for our insured property owners extends that legacy and helps to safeguard owners from increasing fraud risks in the digital era.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is free title monitoring?
Free title monitoring is a service from First American that notifies you of new filings—such as deeds or liens—that may affect your property ownership. It helps you stay informed and detect potential fraud early, at no cost.
How is First American's free title monitoring different from other monitoring services?
Unlike standalone monitoring products, First American's free title monitoring is paired with the protection of a trusted title insurance policy. That means you not only receive alerts—you also have the strength of First American behind you if an issue arises.
Is free title monitoring available in my state?
Free title monitoring is available to First American customers for all new title insurance transactions in eligible states. First American offers free title monitoring for transactions in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Oklahoma, Kansas, Wyoming, Colorado, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Florida, Alaska, and Hawaii.
What is this new monitoring service from First American?
It's a free, secure way to help you stay informed about new filings against your property after closing. You can view your title documents, understand your coverage, and receive alerts about new filings–such as deeds, liens, or other activity that could affect your ownership.
Do I have to pay for this protection?
No. This free service is included at no cost when you close your transaction directly through First American Title. There are no subscriptions, fees, or add-ons required.
How do I activate my account?
Eligible customers receive an invitation email after closing. Simply follow the link and log in using your EAGLE ID™ to access your documents and property information.
What kind of alerts will I receive?
You'll receive notifications about new publicly recorded filings on your property—such as deeds, liens, or other voluntary documents. These alerts help you stay aware of changes that could impact your ownership.
How does title monitoring help you stay ahead of real estate fraud?
Property fraud can happen quietly—often through forged signatures, false filings, or unnoticed changes to public records. With First American's monitoring alerts, you'll know when a new deed, lien, or other filing appears on your property so you can act quickly. And unlike monitoring-only services, First American pairs these alerts with the strength of your title insurance policy. For tips on spotting and preventing fraud, visit our Fraud Center.
What should I do if I see something I don't recognize?
Your account includes an easy way to contact First American. Our team can review the filing with you and guide you through next steps, including starting a claim if needed.
Who is eligible to use this service?
This service is currently available to insured homeowners who close directly through First American Title in eligible states. We are actively working to expand availability. You can sign up to receive an email as our eligibility expands.
What if my property isn't eligible yet?
If your property is not yet eligible, you can join our interest list. We'll notify you as soon as availability expands to your area or your policy becomes supported.
Does this replace my title insurance policy?
No. Your title insurance policy remains your core protection. This new offering complements your coverage by helping you stay informed about new filings that could impact your ownership.
Why is title insurance important even after my closing is complete?
Title insurance protects your legal right to own your home. Even after closing, issues such as recording errors, unpaid liens, or challenges to past ownership can arise. If something unexpected affects your title, your First American policy provides both protection and support to help resolve the issue. To learn more about how title insurance protects your ownership and the Value of Title Insurance.
Do I need to download an app or remember another password?
No additional app is required. Your secure login uses your existing EAGLE ID™ credentials. If you prefer, you can bookmark the login link for easy access.
Where can I get help if I have trouble logging in?
Support links and contact options are available on the login page. You may also reach out directly to First American for assistance.
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