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At My Home Move Conveyancing, our licensed property conveyancer solicitors aim to provide the most accurate conveyancing quotes as possible. We want to understand all the specific details of your move and have expert Move Specialists on hand to help provide you with a transparent and simple quote from the very beginning of your moving journey. With over 7,000 5*-star reviews, our top-rated conveyancing solicitors are here to help take the stress out of your move.
Property conveyancing services
Whether you’re buying, selling or remortgaging, our expert conveyancing solicitors are here to guide and help you through your home move conveyancing journey, every step of the way.
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Conveyancing for buying a house
Whether you're buying your first home, an investment property, a buy-to-let, or your dream holiday retreat, My Home Move Conveyancing, based in the UK, is here to help. We'll connect you with expert and dedicated CLC licensed conveyancers and SRA licensed solicitors who will guide you through the entire buying process, making sure the legal side of things is taken care of smoothly and efficiently.
If you're looking to buy a property over £2m, please get in touch with our Move Specialists on 0333 234 4425 for a bespoke conveyancing quote.
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Conveyancing for selling a house
Whether you're selling your residential home or an investment property, you can use our calculator to get a personalised conveyancing quote for your sale as soon as your house hits the market.
Not quite ready to sell? We're always happy to help. You can still get a quote in advance, so you'll know exactly what to expect when you're ready to make your move.
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The same conveyancer for buying and selling
Did you know you can use the same conveyancer for both selling your home and buying your new one? This efficient choice could save you time, money, and a lot of stress by streamlining the paperwork, and it can even speed up the process if you are looking for a faster conveyancing turnaround.
So, whether you’re looking for more space, relocating, downsizing, or just ready for a change, tell us your details to get your personalised quote for your move.
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Remortgaging
Has your fixed-rate mortgage come to an end? Are you thinking about finally tackling that kitchen extension? Or maybe you’re saving up for a special occasion?
Whatever your reason for remortgaging your property, even if you're not moving, you’ll still need a qualified and licensed conveyancer to handle the title deeds and update the land registry. My Home Move Conveyancing has years of experience in helping homeowners with their property remortgages, and our expert conveyancing solicitors can help you with your mortgage. Take the stress out of your remortgage and get a personalised remortgage conveyancing quote by using our easy form!
Buying a house
View the conveyancing process when buying a house below.
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Get a mortgage in principle
Review your savings, income, and credit score to help determine how much you can borrow and afford. You can then get a Mortgage Agreement in Principle (AIP) to show sellers you're a serious buyer.
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Find a house and make an offer
Define your must-haves and view multiple properties to compare the pros and cons. Once you've found a home you love, make an offer through the estate agent.
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Instruct a conveyancer
A conveyancer (or conveyancing solicitor) completes the work to ensure the property is legally transferred. They will liaise with the seller's solicitor, review contracts, order property searches, carry out legal checks, and transfer funds between parties.
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Arrange a property survey
You’ll need a surveyor to check for any issues with the property. Choose the appropriate survey level (1, 2 or 3) depending on the property’s age and condition. Your mortgage lender may also carry out a separate valuation survey.
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Exchange contracts and complete
Once contracts are exchanged, the purchase becomes legally binding and the completion date is set. On completion day, you’ll get the keys and officially become the new homeowner.
Selling a house
View the conveyancing process when selling a house below.
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Put your house on the market
Get your property valued and choose an estate agent to put your house on the market. Prepare for viewings by decluttering, cleaning, and fixing any minor issues.
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Instruct a conveyancer
A conveyancer (or conveyancing solicitor) handles the legal side of the sale. They will check the property’s title, liaise with the buyer’s solicitor, draft the contract, provide the necessary forms, and manage the transfer of funds.
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Accept offer and negotiate
Review any offers you get carefully, the highest isn’t always the best. Consider the buyer’s position in the chain, mortgage readiness, and proposed timeline.
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Exchange contracts and complete
Once contracts are exchanged, the sale becomes legally binding and a completion date is set. On completion day, the buyer receives the keys and you receive any remaining funds.
What does conveyancy mean in the UK?
In the UK, conveyancy is an informal or mistaken term for conveyancing, which is the legal process of transferring property ownership from one person to another. Conveyancing involves tasks like preparing contracts, conducting legal checks, and ensuring the sale is completed properly. Find out more about what is conveyancing.
How do I find a conveyancing solicitor?
To find a conveyancing solicitor, start by searching online directories from official bodies like the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) or the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC). You can also ask your estate agent, friends, or family for recommendations based on their experiences.
Comparison sites such as Really Moving and Compare My Move can help you explore available conveyancing services and provide multiple quotes. However, watch out for hidden costs, and remember that the cheapest option isn’t always the best. Be sure to compare a few conveyancers by checking their qualifications, experience, and client reviews before making a decision.
How do I choose a conveyancing solicitor?
Choosing the right conveyancing solicitor is important to ensure your property transaction goes smoothly. Start by looking for someone experienced and registered with either the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) or the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). You should also check reviews and ask for recommendations from friends, family, or your estate agent.
Comparing quotes can help to understand fees and services included, although you should watch out for hidden costs. It’s also important to find a conveyancing solicitor who communicates clearly and responds promptly, as good communication can make the process less stressful.
Finally, make sure they specialise in residential conveyancing and are familiar with the local area or property type you’re buying or selling. Taking these steps will help you pick a conveyancing solicitor you can trust.
Do I need a conveyancer to buy a house?
While it’s not a legal requirement to hire a conveyancer to buy a house, using one is highly recommended. Conveyancers are legal professionals who handle the complex process of transferring property ownership, including checking title deeds, carrying out local searches, and managing contracts. They help ensure the transaction is properly managed and protect your interests, making the process smoother and reducing the risk of costly mistakes.
Do I need both a conveyancer and a solicitor?
No, you usually don’t need both. Both conveyancers and solicitors complete property transfers; however, because conveyancers specialise in this area, they are more commonly used. For more complex transactions, a solicitor might be better suited. In either case, hiring just one professional is enough.
At My Home Move Conveyancing, we’ll assign the legal expert best suited to your move. Get a quote today.
Can I change conveyancer?
Yes, you can change your conveyancer at any point during the property transaction. However, it’s important to notify your current conveyancer as soon as possible, as some work may already have been done, which could lead to additional fees. Before switching, make sure your new conveyancer is ready to take over quickly to avoid delays in the process.
Changing conveyancers can be a good option if you’re unhappy with communication, fees, or service quality, but keep in mind it might add time and extra costs to your purchase or sale.
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Your personalised conveyancing service
Once you’ve accepted your conveyancing quote and have instructed My Home Move Conveyancing, you will be allocated your own personal conveyancer, who will guide you through your move. They will be there to take care of the legalities and help your move go as smoothly as possible. Our expert conveyancing lawyers are well-versed in the legal process of conveyancing and will help guide you every step of the way.
Find out more about what happens after you've accepted your quote, by watching our short video.
Home document conveyancing pack
We also offer a Home Document Pack, which safely collects your important documents from your move, in one indexed binder.
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Why choose My Home Move Conveyancing
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Tailored to you
We’ll find out what’s important to you and what’s unique about your move, so we can match you with the conveyancing firm and solicitor that best suits your needs.
Trusted by our customers
The conveyancing firms we work with put their customers first, and are rated excellently, so rest assured you’ll only ever receive the best service. Our testimonials prove we are a highly recommend online conveyancing service, trusted by real people nationwide.
Your time matters to us
Using the right combination of tech and people, at the right points in your journey, helps to fast track the process and keep you in control.
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We’re nationwide, with nationwide resources
We come with all the resources of a larger online firm, but with the attention of a local firm. We’re only ever a call away!
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Fully licensed and qualified
All the expert firms we utilise are either regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers or the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
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Online conveyancing made possible with eWay
My Home Move Conveyancing is part of Simplify, the UK’s largest independent conveyancing and property services group.
With our online conveyancing services, you can use the eWay portal to contact your conveyancer and maintain visibility over the conveyancing process throughout. Available 24/7, eWay allows you to manage your case via your smartphone, tablet, or computer - wherever you are, whenever you need.
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