Confused by the legal steps of buying or selling a home? Our Residential Conveyancing Timeline infographic breaks down the process into clear, easy-to-understand stages, from contract drafting to completion and beyond.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or seasoned mover, this free guide helps you understand what happens, when it happens, and what your solicitor is doing behind the scenes.
What is Residential Conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the legal transfer of property ownership from seller to buyer. It involves multiple legal checks, contracts, payments, and registrations, but don’t worry, this timeline walks you through it all.
Key Stages in the Conveyancing Process
Here’s what you’ll find in the infographic:
- Contract & Searches
Seller’s solicitor sends initial contract and title documents. - Enquiries & Mortgage
Buyer’s solicitor reviews documents, and the mortgage is secured. - Report & Signing
You receive a legal report, sign documents, and transfer the deposit. - Exchange of Contracts
Contracts are exchanged, insurance is arranged, and the completion date is confirmed. - Completion
Final funds are transferred, and you get your keys, it’s move-in day! - After Completion
Your solicitor pays Stamp Duty and registers the property in your name.
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