Conveyancing Process
Step-by-step Summary to the conveyancing process for property transactions. Understanding timelines and what to expect.
This service is offered by a trusted third-party provider.
Step-by-step Summary to the conveyancing process for property transactions. Understanding timelines and what to expect.
This service is offered by a trusted third-party provider.
Understanding the key stages from initial instruction to completion.
The conveyancing process typically takes 8-12 weeks, but can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction, chain length, and any legal issues that arise.
their experienced team works efficiently to complete your transaction as quickly as possible while ensuring all legal requirements are met:
Find out how long your conveyancing might take:
Understanding each stage of the conveyancing process.
Client onboarding, identity verification, and initial property searches. Duration: 1-2 weeks.
Contract review, final searches, and exchange of contracts. Duration: 1-2 weeks.
Final arrangements, funds preparation, and completion coordination. Duration: 1-2 weeks.
Funds transfer, key handover, and registration of new ownership. Duration: 1 day.
What happens at each stage of your conveyancing.
Identity verification, client information forms, initial consultation, and terms of business agreement.
Local authority searches, environmental searches, drainage and water searches, and planning permission checks.
Contract review and amendments, title deed examination, mortgage documentation, and insurance arrangements.
Final balance calculation, funds transfer arrangements, banking and payment processing, and completion coordination.
Understanding what can impact your conveyancing timeline.
Several factors can affect how long your conveyancing takes. Understanding these helps set realistic expectations:
Longer chains with multiple linked transactions can significantly extend the process. Each party must complete their part before the next can proceed.
Leasehold properties and new builds often require additional legal work and searches, extending the timeline.
Title problems, planning issues, or boundary disputes can cause delays while these are resolved.
Complex mortgage applications or lender requirements can extend timelines, especially for unusual properties.
Their expert team helps avoid common delays:
Get professional conveyancing services with clear timelines and regular updates throughout your transaction.