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What ALTA’s New Identity Verification Standards Mean for North Carolina Real Estate Closings

August 28, 2026
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For North Carolina real estate attorneys, title professionals, lenders, Realtors, buyers, and sellers, ALTA's updated Best Practices are more than an industry recommendation. They represent a significant shift toward stronger fraud prevention measures at a time when impersonation schemes are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Because North Carolina is an attorney-closing state, closing attorneys already serve as Read More

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