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Preventing default

Aug 07, 2006

RamQuest interfaces with ACS to offer land record e-filingMortgagePress.comLand recording documents, RamQuest, ACS Title companies using RamQuest Software Inc.'s Complete Closing software will now be able to electronically file land recording documents directly with county land record systems. Using RamQuest's Closing Market integration module for Affiliated Computer Services Inc.'s eRX (Electronic Recordation Exchange), title companies can deliver scanned documents directly from RamQuest's Complete Closing platform for recording and, in turn, accept electronic receipt information from participating counties nationwide. Plano, Texas-based RamQuest Software Inc. is a software developer for the land title industry. For more information, call (800) 542-5503 or visit www.ramquest.com. Dallas-based Affiliated Computer Services Inc. is a business process outsourcing and information technology solutions company. For more information, call (214) 841-6111 or visit www.acs-inc.com.
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