Instruction & ID checks
We open your file, confirm your instructions and complete the required identity and compliance checks.
Whether you are buying, selling, remortgaging or transferring property, Aim Legal provides clear residential conveyancing support from initial instruction through to completion and the final legal formalities.
Conveyancing is the legal process that transfers ownership of a property from one party to another. From reviewing the title and contract papers to searches, enquiries, exchange and completion, our role is to explain what matters, keep you informed and progress the legal work carefully at every stage.
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A property transaction involves more than paperwork. We focus on clear communication, careful review of the legal title and contract documents, practical advice on searches and enquiries, and keeping your matter moving towards exchange and completion.
A clear, structured journey from instruction through to completion.
We open your file, confirm your instructions and complete the required identity and compliance checks.
Contracts, title information, searches and enquiries are reviewed and progressed.
We explain the key legal points, confirm readiness and proceed to exchange when all parties are prepared.
Funds are transferred, completion takes place and the property transaction is finalised.
We deal with the remaining registration and post-completion requirements.
Speak to Aim Legal about your conveyancing requirements and get clear guidance on the next steps.
Clear answers to some of the questions clients often have when buying, selling, remortgaging or transferring a property.
Have another question? Speak to us →Timescales vary depending on the transaction, the property and the parties involved. We will keep you updated as your matter progresses.
Searches provide information about the property and surrounding area that may affect your purchase. The searches required will depend on the transaction.
In a typical purchase or sale, the transaction becomes legally binding when contracts are exchanged.