Use five quiet minutes to locate the schedules, mark the item numbers you want to discuss and send the title team the whole document. This is preparation—not interpretation.
A title commitment is a legal document. This guide helps you prepare a useful question; it does not tell you what an exception or requirement means for your rights.
See official TDI Form T-7 ↗Page numbers and schedules can continue across several pages. Send the full PDF so the title team can see the document in context.
The Texas Department of Insurance form separates transaction details, exceptions and requirements. Your job here is only to identify the section and item number you want the issuing title company or your attorney to address.
Find the effective date, GF or commitment number, proposed policy information, proposed insured or borrower names, the record-title line and the legal description. If a name or property detail looks different from your contract or survey, mark the line—do not rewrite it or decide what it means.
Locate the numbered exceptions and any continuation pages. Write down the item numbers you want to ask about. This page does not say whether an exception is routine, removable, covered or acceptable for your transaction.
Locate the numbered requirements. If an item mentions a record or document you already possess, have it ready—but do not assume that document satisfies the requirement. Ask the title team what information is needed next.
A useful note names the schedule and item, then asks what information or document the team needs next. Avoid copying long exception language into a web form.
The complete commitment PDF, including every schedule and added page
The property address and GF or commitment number
A short list of the exact Schedule B or C item numbers you want to discuss
Any contract amendment, survey, payoff, entity, trust or probate document already in your possession that the title team asks to review
Your target closing date and the first process question you need answered
This guide helps you locate sections, mark item numbers and prepare questions. It does not interpret exceptions or requirements, promise insurability or coverage, or provide legal advice. The issued commitment and policy control their own terms; ask the issuing title company and your attorney about your document and legal rights.
WG Title provides title and escrow services, not legal advice. WG Law is a separate, independently operated company and any relationship with it is governed by its own engagement.
This short form creates a durable WG Title reference before asking you to open an email app. After it is saved, you will get a pre-addressed document email with the reference already in it.
Do not put wire instructions, account numbers, Social Security numbers or identity-document numbers in this form. Ask the title team for secure delivery instructions when a sensitive record is needed.
Prepared July 29, 2026 from the Texas Department of Insurance materials below. The official commitment you receive controls its own terms.
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