Conveyancing in Birmingham – Frequently asked Questions

Birmingham City Centre

How long does conveyancing in Birmingham take to complete?

This is an obvious question, but one that is almost impossible to answer. However as a general guideline the Conveyancing for most property transactions takes between 6 and 8 weeks. Much depends upon how quickly other people involved want to move, and how quickly their Conveyancing Solicitors carry out the work. We can say that on average conveyancing in Birmingham should takes no longer than in any other area in the UK. If you want a quick completion, let your Solicitor know so that they can try to achieve this.

Transactions involving leasehold property generally take slightly longer than for freehold properties, because issues may need to be resolved regarding the lease. Conveyancing Solicitors need to collect information from third parties, such as managing agents, which can cause delays. Leasehold conveyancing in Birmingham can therefore take a little longer than freehold conveyancing.

Can I find a cheaper conveyancing solicitor locally when it comes to conveyancing in Birmingham?

We think not. We work with a number of top-class law firms to obtain the cheapest quotes for first-rate work. These rates are only available through ourselves.

Why should we use a Fridaysmove recommended Conveyancing Solicitor for Conveyancing in Birmingham ?

Once you have agreed the purchase or sale of your property in Birmingham you can rest assured that your Fridaysmove recommended Conveyancing Solicitor will handle your conveyancing smoothly and with the minimum of fuss.

You will deal directly with your Conveyancing Solicitor who will be well experienced with property Conveyancing in Birmingham and the surrounding areas.

Your Conveyancing Solicitor will be a qualified Solicitor registered with the Solicitors Regulation Authority. They will work to the high professional standards set out in the SRA's latest code of conduct.

Rest assured that your Conveyancing Solicitor will get your conveyancing in Birmingham transaction finalised and settled at the earliest possible opportunity.

What happens after completion of my conveyancing in Birmingham ?

When you move in you should advise the statutory authorities/service suppliers and the Council Tax Officer at the Council in Birmingham.

Your Solicitor will confirm completion to your lender (if you have one) who will contact you as to mortgage payments.

If you are buying, your Solicitor will deal with the final completion paperwork, arrange for any stamp duty to be paid and register the Title with HM Land Registry.

If you are selling, the Conveyancing Solicitor will pay the Estate Agents on your behalf (having agreed the payment with you). Any existing Mortgage will be repaid, and if there is a balance due to you we would expect that you would receive this within 2 or 3 working days of completion of your conveyancing in Birmingham. Funds will be paid to the Clients who are the legal owners on the deeds.