Conveyancing

Whenever you apply for a mortgage, either because you are moving house or want to find a better mortgage deal, you need to appoint a conveyancer to look after your legal interests and ensure everything progresses to completion without any unnecessary hitches.

eConveyancer, arguably the UK’s leading online conveyancing referral system, will generate you a list of extremely competitive, exact quotes from our highly professional panel of over 150 conveyancing solicitor firms.

The list of quotes can be sorted based on the criteria most appropriate to you (fee, distance, performance rating).

Once you have selected your conveyancer, they can be instructed at the click of a button and your conveyancing can start immediately.

Reasons to use our conveyancing service

The fee you will be quoted will be one of the cheapest available. eConveyancer is frequently up to 50% cheaper than going direct to a solicitor.
Your solicitor will not charge you a fee if your sale or remortgage does not go ahead.
All solicitors agree to rigorous service standards specified by eConveyancer and we constantly monitor service quality to ensure all conveyancing work meets our high standards.
Your solicitor can start work for you immediately. There is no need to attend meetings or send them a letter of appointment.

Authorised & regulated by the Financial Services Authority, registration no. 304167. Consumer Credit Licence No. 625805, Data Protection Z8365 202. conveyancing is not regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. This information does not contain all the details you need to choose a mortgage. Make sure that you read the separate Key Facts Illustration before you make a decision. There will be a fee for mortgage advice. We charge an administration fee of £195 at the application stage, and a balance fee of 0.5% on completion. We will offset this fee with commission received from the lender.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your Mortgage or any other debt secured on it.

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