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This process follows some simple steps to lead you through the conveyancing process.
Usually after the Contract is signed by Buyer and Seller. However, it is a good idea to get legal advise BEFORE you sign. You normally have 30 to 60 days after the Contract is signed before the ownership changeover occurs (called 'settlement').
A typical conveyance includes:
Over the last 10 years while our system has been serving the public with an almost completely online system, banks and government departments have spent millions of dollars developing the “Property Exchange Australia” platform (PEXA) which encourages solicitors and conveyancers to move their entire transactions online as well.
PEXA was designed to interact the “National E-Conveyancing Development Ltd” (NECDL). Australian banks have a 60% interest in this system and mortgagees may attempt to coerce you into using a solicitor or conveyancer connected to this system. Late 2018 PEXA was meant to be floated, this was cancelled and the consortium of Commonwealth Bank, Link Group & Morgan Stanley Infrastructure all increased their holdings, at a cost of 1.6 billion dollars.
There is no legal reason for you to comply. It remains your legal right to control your own conveyancing transaction and the Quicklaw Service remains a viable option, with the availability of Legal Support should you require it.
PEXA is intended to save money for banks and government departments, not you. Fees and charges from banks, solicitors or conveyancers are not expected to be affected in a way that benefits the consumer.
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BEFORE you sign a Contract: The Quicklaw conveyancing service provides you with important information on what to look out for in the Contract (things to include and to exclude), and other information, like a summary of the important terms in the Contract, and the other forms that the Agent may get you to sign. This is essential reading.
AFTER you sign a Contract: When you have signed a Contract to buy your house/land/unit, you need to follow the necessary steps laid out by the law, otherwise the Seller does not have to proceed with the settlement. The Quicklaw Conveyance process provides you with a thorough, and simple to understand guide on how to meet these requirements.
BEFORE you EXCHANGE Contracts: Once you have signed a Contract to sell your house/land/unit, you need to follow the necessary steps laid out by NSW law, otherwise the Buyer does not have to proceed with completion. The Quicklaw Conveyance – Sale process provides you with a thorough, and simple to understand guide on how to meet these requirements up to and including completion, plus it creates all your letters and forms ready for signing.
BEFORE you EXCHANGE Contracts: Once you have signed a Vendor's Statement/Contract to sell your house/land/unit, you need to follow the necessary steps laid out by VIC law, otherwise the Buyer does not have to proceed with completion. The Quicklaw Conveyance – Sale process provides you with a thorough, and simple to understand guide on how to meet these requirements up to and including completion, plus it creates your letters and forms ready for signing.
Conveyancing is largely administrative - so the work you need to do largely involves making phone calls and sending off letters. You will need to do some of this work even if you use a Solicitor - for instance, talking with your Bank, and some conversations with the Buyer/Seller and Agent. So there is quite a bit of overlap.
If you are using our online service, allow around 5-7 hours of additional time to do your standard purchase and 3-4 hours for your sale. This time will be spread out over the conveyancing period (which is normally 30 to 42 days long).
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You will therefore need to use a computer with Internet and Email facilities, and one that you can gain access to easily. That's because you will need to return to this service several times to complete the various steps.
You will need to use a computer with Internet and Email facilities, and one that you can gain access to easily. That's because you may need to return to this service several times to complete the various steps.
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2021 Versions
*Suitable for one conveyance: sale or purchase of residential house/vacant land/unit or townhouse in N.S.W., Qld & Vic*.
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