TLTAPAC Personal Contribution

By contributing to the TLTAPAC, you help ensure a strong future for your profession. Through TLTAPAC involvement, in terms of numbers of people involved and contributions, we are afforded the opportunity to get in front of legislators and policy makers to tell our story and help them understand the unique nature of title insurance.

TLTAPAC set a goal of raising $400,000 this year. In order for our industry to thrive, the TLTAPAC must be strong enough to support candidates who understand our industry and its regulation as well as help educate the entire Legislature about our great industry. Your contribution is an investment in your business and profession.

How to Contribute

Online
Make an online contribution using a PERSONAL credit card.

Installments
Make a monthly or quarterly contribution using this form.

Mail a Check
Make a PERSONAL check payable to TLTAPAC and mail it to us with this form.

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Career Commitment

Make a Career Commitment and contribute to the TLTAPAC each year you are employed in the industry. You'll show others your commitment to a healthy title industry and demonstrate your dedication to your profession. Make your commitment today. 

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The TLTAPAC is required by law to follow the regulations of and report all its activity to the Texas Ethics Commission (TEC). TLTAPAC files regular required TEC reports detailing all donations received by its members and all contributions made to candidate campaigns. Here are some legal requirements that govern donations to a Texas PAC that may be of interest:

• Personal contributions from individuals will be used to make donations to candidate campaigns. Contributions from law firms, etc., that are organized as partnerships, PCs, LLCs or PLLCs may also be used to fund candidate campaigns.
• Corporate contributions from a title agent, underwriter or other corporation cannot be used to make donations to candidate campaigns and may only be used to cover administrative costs of the PAC, such as office overhead, accounting fees, bank fees, compliance costs, etc.