Buying and Selling
Convey Law is an award-winning and market-leading specialist conveyancing practice.
When you are moving house, you want the process to be as smooth as possible so you can soon settle into your new home.
At Convey Law, we are here to ensure that your house sale and purchase is as stress-free as possible. We are experts in guiding you through the buying and selling process. We promise to be by your side from the moment you agree to buy your new home until the day you complete your sale and purchase.
Our service is efficient, friendly and personal and we will endeavour to make the process as straightforward as possible.
Why Instruct Convey Law?
Convey Law was one of the first specialist conveyancing legal practices in the UK and is recognised as one of the best in the industry. We are regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers and affiliated to the leading industry trade body, the Society for Licensed Conveyancers.
Our prices are competitive and our pricing structure is clear and consistent.
Whether you are buying or selling, you will be given your own personal Conveyancer. Conveyancers are special legally trained experts in the residential buying and selling process.
Nationally Trusted
We are regulated by the CLC and sit on the Board of Directors of the SLC.
Professional Experience
Established in 2004, we have completed over 75000 property transaction across both England and Wales
No Move No Fee
You won't pay us any legal fees if your property transaction falls through due to no fault of your own
Hassle-free Experience
We are a multi-award winning team who are dedicated to providing you a hassle-free experienceConvey Law Lawyer Instructed
The customer is sent our online Welcome Pack and other documents to complete and return, ideally within 5 working days
Welcome Pack Returned
The completed Welcome Pack and ID information will be reviewed by the conveyancer.
Contracts Requested
We will now request the contract documentation from the seller’s conveyancer, which includes all the information about the property.
Contracts Received
Once we receive the contract documentation from the seller’s conveyancer, we will be able to start our review of the property information.
Report On Title
The conveyancer will review the contract documentation and provide the client with a detailed report on the property.
Legal Enquiries
The conveyancer will also raise legal enquiries with the seller’s conveyancer. These are questions to find out more necessary information.
Searches Ordered
Typically, this will include a Local Authority, Water and Drainage, and an Environmental Search.
The search results can take up to 3 weeks.
Mortgage Offer Received
The conveyancer receives a copy of the Mortgage Offer, usually 3 to 5 days after the client receives their copy. They will review the offer and report to the client, to ensure they understand their mortgage obligations.
Search Results Received
Local Authority, Water and Drainage, Environmental, and any other searches ordered will be received by the conveyancer and reviewed. A detailed report will be sent to the client with a copy of the search results.
Deposit Fund Requested
When the conveyancer is satisfied that all enquiries have been resolved, they will produce a Statement of Account and request funds from the client.
Exchange of Contracts
Once all parties in the chain are ready to proceed and deposit funds are received, a completion date is agreed and exchange of contracts can take place.
Legally Bound
At this point, the client is legally bound to purchase the property on the completion date and is immediately responsible for insuring the property.
Completion
Typically, there is at least a few days between exchange and completion. However, it can happen on the same day if necessary.
Day of Completion
On the day of completion, the conveyancer will send all funds to the seller’s conveyancer. Once received, usually around 2pm, their conveyancer will contact the Estate Agents and instruct them to release the keys.
Registration
The property is registered in the client’s name at the Land Registry