Conveyancing
| Conveyancing
Legal expertise through our referral network — for a smooth, secure, and stress-free property
transaction
Buying or selling a property is a major financial step. At Finsso Financial, we connect you with regulated, experienced solicitors and licensed conveyancers from our trusted partner network who handle all legal aspects of the transaction—right from initial instruction to HM Land Registry registration.
Whether you’re buying, selling, remortgaging, or transferring ownership, we help you get professional legal support through fully accredited experts.
| What Is Conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership from one person to another. Through our referral partners, this process includes:
- Contract review and preparation
- Local authority, drainage, and environmental searches
- Communication with mortgage lenders and solicitors
- Handling deposits and fund transfers
- Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) filings
- Property registration with HM Land Registry
We ensure that your transaction is handled by professionals regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) or Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) — offering full legal compliance and peace of mind.
| When Do You Need Conveyancing?
Buying or selling a property
Remortgaging your home
Transferring property ownership (equity transfer)
Using Help to Buy or Shared Ownership schemes
Purchasing freehold or leasehold homes
|Our Conveyancing Partners Approach:
- Carry out legal searches for planning, environmental, and structural risks
- Prepare and review contracts
- Coordinate with mortgage lenders
- Manage deposit payments and exchange contracts
- Handle SDLT submissions to HMRC
- Register your property ownership with HM Land Registry
|Key Stages of the Conveyancing Process
Instruction & Identity Checks
- Anti-money laundering verification and file setup
Searches & Enquiries
- Local authority, drainage, and environmental reports
- Raise enquiries with seller’s solicitor
Finance Coordination
- Liaise with your mortgage lender to finalise funding
Exchange of Contracts
- Legal commitment from both parties and deposit transfer
Completion Day
- Final payment, legal transfer, and key handover
Post-Completion & Registration
- Stamp Duty payment and property registration at HM Land Registry
|Our Conveyancing Partners Approach:
- Carry out legal searches for planning, environmental, and structural risks
- Prepare and review contracts
- Coordinate with mortgage lenders
- Manage deposit payments and exchange contracts
- Handle SDLT submissions to HMRC
- Register your property ownership with HM Land Registry
|What’s Included In Your Conveyancing Quote?
Quotes from our referral partners typically include:
- Legal Fee: Professional charges for handling the transaction
- Disbursements: Search fees, Land Registry fees, and third-party costs
- Bank Transfer Fees: Secure fund handling
- Online ID Checks: AML-compliant verification
- HMLR Registration Fee: Title update at HM Land Registry
Note: This is reference estimated inclusions, exact quotation along with inclusions details will be given by our referral partners directly.
Why Choose Finsso Financial?
- We refer you to trusted UK-licensed conveyancers
- Seamless coordination with your mortgage advisor, estate agent, and lender
- Clear updates, no jargon — we ensure you’re supported every step
- Access to a broad legal panel via our partner network
|Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Does Finsso handle conveyancing directly?
No. Finsso Financial refers clients to regulated solicitors or licensed conveyancers through our trusted partner network. - How long does the conveyancing process take?
Typically 8–12 weeks, depending on the complexity, chain, and property type. - Do I need a solicitor or licensed conveyancer?
Yes. UK property transactions must be completed by an SRA/CLC-regulated professional. - What are property searches, and why are they needed?
They check for planning, flooding, drainage, and legal issues to avoid unexpected risks. - When do I pay fees?
Most legal fees are paid on completion. Some costs, like search fees, may be paid upfront. - What is ‘exchange of contracts’?
The legally binding stage where both parties commit to the sale, and the buyer pays a deposit. - What happens on completion day?
Funds are transferred to the seller’s solicitor. Once received, ownership changes hands. - Do I need to attend in person?
No. Most of the process is managed remotely, including ID checks and document signing. - Is Stamp Duty included?
Yes. Your conveyancer will calculate and pay SDLT to HMRC on your behalf. - Can you handle Help to Buy or Shared Ownership purchases?
Yes. Our referral partners are experienced in government-backed schemes and specialist transactions.
| Our Conveyancing Partners
Disclaimer: Finsso Financials works with accredited conveyancing partners but does not provide legal services directly. All conveyancing work is carried out by independent solicitors regulated by the SRA or CLC. While we refer trusted professionals, we cannot guarantee specific outcomes or timelines. Clients should review all legal documentation carefully with their appointed conveyancer before proceeding.