Title Centers
IAA's Title Centers are an integral part of our operations, strategically located in various regions and tailored to meet the specific requirements of each state. These centers play a vital role in supporting our branches by efficiently collecting and processing the necessary documentation from insurance companies, vehicle owners, and lienholders.
With regionalized and state-specific locations, IAA's Title Centers are well-equipped to handle the unique regulations, processes, and paperwork associated with each state's titling and registration requirements. This ensures compliance with local laws and enables us to provide seamless and expedited services to our customers.
Learn More About Our Title Center Positions and Opportunities
Title Service Representative
Title Service Representatives successfully perform document management within the customer’s timelines and provide clerical support to Title Specialists. They support Title Center success and performance through accuracy, timeliness and efficiency. Apply Today.
Title Specialist
Title Specialists play a critical role in the vehicle life cycle, processing and filing title documents, reviewing and following up on missing items, and identifying opportunities for inventory reduction at our branches. Apply Today.
Title Resolution Specialist
Title Resolution Specialists secure all necessary documents for the transfer of vehicle title ownership outside of our standard process, including title problem files and aged inventory. Apply Today.
Title Center Supervisor
Title Center Supervisors supervise office services, manage the titling and vehicle assignment process, and coordinate general office activities with a high-level focus on providing outstanding customer service. Apply Today.
Title Center Manager
Title Center Managers oversee, supervise and develop high-performance Title Center teams. This role ensures that all Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are met and processing timelines and compliance align with applicable state and federal laws. Apply Today.
