Frequently asked questions

Ideally before paying an unconditional token, signing a binding agreement or committing the next substantial instalment. A review can also help later, but it cannot undo every commitment already made.

Yes. Share the property location and tell us what is available. The first step is to identify the file and the missing papers. An incomplete file will not be represented as a completed verification.

The fee depends on the property, the scope of review, search locations and any specialist work. Ask for a written quote that separates professional fees from government charges, copy fees and other expenses.

An estimate follows the initial document and scope review. Older records, missing documents and authority responses can change the timeline. No universal turnaround is promised on this website.

No. It is an important project record where applicable, but title, approval coverage, seller authority and the contract still need appropriate review. Registration applicability and exemptions also depend on the actual project.

No. A lender’s approval addresses its lending requirements and is not a guarantee covering all of a buyer’s title, possession, approval and contractual concerns.

No. The purpose is to identify and explain issues within the agreed documents, searches and date. It is not title insurance and cannot guarantee the absence of every undisclosed or unrecorded claim.

Yes. The discussion and document review can begin remotely. Physical record work, original-document inspection, execution requirements and buyer-status questions are scoped separately where relevant.

No. Location pages are property-review and enquiry guides, not representations of a branch office. Any local search, visit or specialist work is confirmed after the address and scope are reviewed.

No. The initial enquiry form does not upload files. Please do not put identity numbers, bank details or confidential documents into it. Agree an appropriate document-sharing method after contact.

No. Site observations, technical inspection, boundary measurement and valuation are separate from legal document review and require an expressly agreed scope.

Acceptance depends on the bank’s requirements and any empanelment or format it stipulates. Please discuss those requirements before commissioning a report.

They illustrate how information can be presented. The sample is fictional and is not a review of a real property, a client success story or a certificate that can be relied on.

Contact the legal team directly and explain the date of receipt and any stated deadline. A website enquiry does not extend a deadline or confirm that representation has been accepted.

Only where the accepted quotation expressly says so. Request a clear split between the legal work and expenses, and confirm approval for any additional work.

The issue should be explained with the supporting material, what remains uncertain and the practical questions or conditions to address. The next decision depends on the seriousness of the issue and your transaction.