Conveyancing

Once you've made an offer on a property and it's been accepted, the next step involves conveyancing, which is the legal process of transferring ownership from the seller to the buyer. This process typically begins after your offer is accepted and continues until the sale is finalised.

During conveyancing, a conveyancer or solicitor will handle various tasks, including:

1. Managing the contract of exchange, which may involve negotiating terms if necessary.
2. Dealing with the Land Registry to ensure proper registration of the property.
3. Conducting local council searches and other formal inquiries to ensure there are no outstanding issues with the property.
4. Reviewing your mortgage offer from the lender to ensure all terms are clear and understood.
5. Facilitating the collection and transfer of funds for the property purchase.
6. Arranging for payment of Stamp Duty Land Tax and any other necessary payments.
7. Notifying the freeholder of the sale if the property is leasehold.
8. Providing legal guidance and support throughout the process.

I can help by providing you with a quotation for Conveyancing through Movin Legal, which you may wish to consider.  

However I cannot advise on conveyancing and it is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Your Movin Legal conveyancer will provide you with their regulatory information, and conveyancers are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.