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Exchanging contracts should only happen once all the paperwork has been done and each of these points satisfactorily ticked off: Offer made and agreed. Seller's Property Information Form (TA6) and Fixtures and Fittings Form (TA10) have been inspected. Surveys carried out.

Generally it takes 6-8 weeks to get to the point of exchange assuming all parties are working together, however, I have personally known some solicitors to take over two weeks just to send out the initial documents to their client and it is very likely that in this situation that it's going to be a longer journey than ...

Generally it takes 6-8 weeks to get to the point of exchange assuming all parties are working together, however, I have personally known some solicitors to take over two weeks just to send out the initial documents to their client and it is very likely that in this situation that it's going to be a longer journey than ...

Exchange of contracts process A survey of the house has been completed. The buyer and seller has agreed on any repairs or a new price based on this. The buyer has an offer for a mortgage confirmed. The seller has gathered all the paperwork for the home.

A solicitor will usually tell you (their client) when the exchange of contracts is happening and many will also make a courtesy call so you are well informed. Before signing the exchange of contracts, be sure that you wish to go through with the process as it is legally binding once the contracts have been exchanged.

There is no legal time limit for completion to take place. However, it is recommended that completion should occur between 7 and 28 days after the exchange of contracts. This allows both parties to ensure everything is to finalise the transaction.

The report on title is the document that the purchasers' solicitors produce after they have done all the searches and checks against the property. If you are the purchaser, then when you receive the report, you should read it carefully and discuss any aspect of it that you do not understand with your conveyancer.