Escrow & Title
In Maine, a 'certificate of title' (as distinct from title insurance) is:
AA guarantee of clear title
BAn attorney's opinion that title appears to be in good condition based on their review✓ Correct
CA government-issued document certifying ownership
DA certificate issued by the title insurance company
Explanation
A certificate of title (title opinion letter) is a document prepared by an attorney opining on the condition of title based on their review of the public records. It is an opinion, not a guarantee.
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