How We Work
Five Steps to a Completed Transfer
From your first enquiry to the day your transfer is registered, we keep the process simple, transparent, and completely in your hands. Here's exactly what to expect.
The Process, Step by Step
No surprises, no jargon — just a clear path from start to finish.
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Get in Touch
Contact us online or by phone. Tell us a little about your property transfer and we'll guide you from there.
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Receive Your Fixed Quote
We review your details and provide a clear, all-inclusive fixed fee quote. No hidden extras, no obligation.
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Instruct Us
Happy to proceed? Simply sign our instruction form and pay the initial fee. Your case is then officially opened.
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We Handle Everything
Your dedicated specialist manages all documentation, HMRC submissions, Land Registry filings and third-party correspondence.
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Transfer Complete
We confirm registration with the Land Registry and send you your completion certificate. Simple, fast, done.
What You'll Need
Gather these documents before you instruct us and we can get started straight away.
Proof of Identity
A valid passport or UK photo driving licence for all parties named on the transfer.
Proof of Address
A recent utility bill or bank statement (within 3 months) showing your current residential address.
Title Information
The Land Registry title number or existing title deeds for the property being transferred.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before getting started.
Most transfers complete within 4–8 weeks. Timescales can vary depending on the complexity of the case and how quickly third parties such as lenders or local authorities respond.
A fixed fee means the price we quote upfront is the price you pay at completion — no surprises. We don't add extra charges once we have agreed a fee with you.
No. Our entire service is conducted remotely. We communicate by phone, email, and post — whichever you prefer — so you never need to leave your home.
A Transfer of Equity is the legal process of adding or removing a person from the ownership of a property. Common reasons include marriage, divorce, or gifting a share to a family member.
No. We handle the full legal process on your behalf, including all correspondence with the Land Registry and HMRC. If a mortgage is involved, your lender may require their own solicitor, which we will advise you on.
We understand that life can be unpredictable. Simply call your dedicated case handler and we will advise on the best course of action. We do not charge you for unexpected conversations.