Protect Today. Prepare Tomorrow. Preserve Your Legacy.
Explore the Secure 1st Title & Deed™ Ecosystem™
The Secure 1st Title & Deed™ Ecosystem™ brings education,
property-readiness tools, identity support, ongoing awareness,
family preparation, and future digital access together within one
connected legacy-focused system.
1
Awareness & Education
Build knowledge. Build power.
Every family has a story. Every home holds memories. And every homeowner
has an opportunity to leave behind more than a deed—they can leave
behind direction.
That begins with awareness.
Through videos, articles, checklists, email tips, and educational resources,
Secure 1st Title & Deed™ helps homeowners better understand property
records, common risks, family-readiness concerns, and practical next steps.
This knowledge prepares Legacy Holders to move into Step 2 with greater
clarity, purpose, and confidence.
2
Free Resources
Start with the essentials.
Secure 1st Title & Deed™ offers free tools that help homeowners
identify possible gaps, organize important information, and begin
evaluating their property-readiness needs before purchasing a product.
These resources help each person determine which level of support
may be the best fit for their home, records, family, and legacy.
3
Foundation Protection
Secure what matters most.
This part of the ecosystem includes the guided documentation,
ownership-readiness tools, record-organization resources, legal
notices, and support materials contained within Secure 1st
Title & Deed™ product offerings.
The Secure 1st Protection Kit™ provides the broadest foundational
system, while the Deed Protection Plan™, Legacy Readiness Packet™,
and Courthouse Print Pack™ address more specific needs.
4
Verification & Identity
Your property. Your proof.
Eligible Tier 1 customers receive a Secure 1st Private Access Code™
that can help the customer or an authorized family member verify the
associated Secure 1st™ property record through the designated
verification process.
The Access Code™ supports Secure 1st™ identity and record verification.
It is not a government-issued credential, title opinion, deed,
insurance policy, or guarantee of ownership.
5
Ongoing Protection
Stay protected. Stay informed.
Secure 1st Live Monitoring™ is a fee-based property-record awareness
and notification support service designed to help enrolled customers
remain aware of eligible property-record activity after enrollment.
Monitoring availability depends on jurisdiction, supported public-record
sources, and enrollment eligibility. When meaningful record-related
updates become available, Secure 1st™ may notify enrolled customers so
they can review the information and decide whether further action may
be appropriate.
6
Legacy Preparation
Prepare today. Protect tomorrow.
Legacy preparation helps families organize records, communicate
intentions, identify trusted contacts, document where important
materials are stored, and provide loved ones with clearer directions
for the future.
The Secure 1st Legacy Readiness Packet™ is especially aligned with
this stage, while legacy-focused resources also appear throughout
other Secure 1st™ product offerings.
7
Future Digital Platform
Everything secure. Everything connected.
Secure 1st Title & Deed™ is already available online through its
website, digital products, verification tools, educational resources,
and support systems.
The planned Secure 1st Title & Deed™ mobile app represents the next phase of the
ecosystem, with a goal of bringing more tools, access, organization,
and support into one connected digital experience.
Future features, release timing, eligibility, and availability may
change as the platform is developed and tested.
Important Monitoring Boundary
Secure 1st Live Monitoring™ is an awareness and notification support
service related to supported property-record activity. It is not a legal
service, title company service, county recording office, government filing
service, or law-enforcement service.
It does not guarantee fraud prevention, detection of every unauthorized
filing or property-record event, filing acceptance, legal or title outcomes,
ownership status, or dispute resolution. Monitoring availability may vary
by jurisdiction, supported record source, property type, and enrollment
status.
Monitoring for Canadian properties must be confirmed before activation.