Attorney-led title and settlement, statewide in Maryland, since 1994

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Find our office

306 Crain Hwy N
Glen Burnie, MD 21061

Call the office

(410) 768-2300

Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Weekends and after hours by appointment.

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Common questions

What are your office hours?

Our Glen Burnie office is open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Weekend and after-hours settlements are available by appointment. Call (410) 768-2300 to set one up.

Where is Maryland First Title located?

Our only office is at 306 Crain Hwy N, Glen Burnie, MD 21061, in Anne Arundel County. You can settle there, or we come to you anywhere in Maryland, at your home, your workplace or your agent’s office, at no extra cost. Buying or selling from outside Maryland? We arrange a remote settlement.

Which parts of Maryland do you serve?

We handle title and settlement across the entire state of Maryland. We practice only in Maryland.

How do I open a title order?

Use our Place an Order form to send the property details and your sales contract, or call us at (410) 768-2300. We will contact you to confirm the order and the next steps toward settlement.

Can you call me back instead?

Yes. Choose “Please call me back” at the top of the form, then leave your name, your number and the best time to call. Our office will call you during office hours, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

How can I estimate my closing costs?

Use our Instant Quote tool for a preliminary settlement estimate for your property. For a firm quote, call (410) 768-2300.

Do I need an owner’s title policy?

In Maryland, an owner’s title policy is optional. Your lender will require a lender’s policy if you have a mortgage, but that policy protects only the lender. If you choose an owner’s policy, you pay the premium once, at settlement.

How do I know my wiring instructions are real?

We send wiring instructions by email. Before you wire any money for a closing, call our office at (410) 768-2300, the number on this website, to confirm them. Never use a phone number from an email. Please don’t put bank account numbers or other financial details in the contact form.