Conveyancing Pack

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What is a Conveyancing Pack?

A conveyancing pack is a collection of documents that contains all the necessary legal documents and information for a property. They’re sometimes called a sellers information pack, contract pack, or a title pack, but they’re the same thing. Property owners most commonly required a conveyancing pack when selling or transferring ownership of their property.

What’s Included in a Conveyancing Pack?

At Property Documents Ltd, we provide the most up-to-date legal documents and forms for your property. Our conveyancing pack contains all the required legal documents and forms for any property.

Please Note: We do not pre-fill or complete the TA6, TA7, or TA10 forms. They are provided blank, and to be completed by yourself, the property owner, or solicitor.

Our conveyancing pack includes:

Title Register

A title register is an official record of ownership from the official Land Registry. It contains the following information:

• The name/s of the current owner/s
• A description of the property including property boundaries
• Any rights or obligations such as right of way, shared access, or public footpaths
• Details of any mortgages or charges against the property
• Details of what you can and can’t do with the property (restrictive covenants)
• Length of any leasehold, ground rent, and landlords details (owner of the land)

Title Plan

A title plan is a map that shows and defines:

• The exact location and layout of the property
• The legal boundaries of the property marked by a red line
• Marked rights of way, shared access, public footpaths etc
• Nearby roads and landmarks

Property Information Form (TA6)

The Property Information Form (TA6) is a blank document to be completed by yourself, the property owner, or solicitor. Information provided on the TA6 form must be accurate and truthful.

It includes important information about the property:

• The name/s of the current owner/s
• Address of property
• Property boundaries
• Disputes and complaints
• Notices and proposals
• Alternations, planning, and building control
• Guarantees and warranties
• Insurance information
• Environmental matters
• Rights and informal arrangements
• Charges against the property
• Service

Leasehold Information Form (TA7)

The Leasehold Information Form (TA7) is a blank document to be completed by yourself, the property owner, or solicitor. Information provided on the TA7 form must be accurate and truthful.

If your property is a leasehold the conveyancing pack will include information regarding the leasehold, and landlord. This includes:

• The name/s of the current seller/s
• Sellers solicitor
• Type of leasehold
• Leasehold cost
• Leasehold owner information
• Relevant leasehold documents
• Maintenance and service charges
• Notices
• Consents
• Complaints
• Alterations
• Enfranchisement
• Safety certificates
• Planning permissions and building regulation documents

Fittings and Contents Form (TA10)

The Fittings and Contents Form (TA10) is a blank document to be completed by yourself, the property owner, or solicitor. Information provided on the TA10 form must be accurate and truthful.

The form details information about fittings and contents that are included in the sale or transfer of a property. This includes:

• The name/s of the current owner/s
• Address of property
• Instructions for the seller and buyer
• Basic fittings: boiler, radiator, gas/electric fires, light switches, electric sockets, etc.
• Whether the property comes with TV/radio receivers, dishes and aerials
• Kitchen appliances: extractor hood, hobs, fitted microwave, refrigerator, washing machine, dishwasher, etc.
• Bathroom appliences: Bath, shower, taps, rails, mirrors etc.
• Carpets, curtains, light fittings and fitted units
• Outdoor fittings: garden furniture, trees, shrubs, bins, shed, outside lights etc.

Why You Might Need a Conveyancing Pack

There’s lots of reasons you might need a contract pack. Here’s some of them:

• If you’re selling your home your solicitor, and the buyers solicitor, will require a conveyancing pack before proceeding with any negotiations or sale.
• If you’re transferring your property to somebody else such as divorce, inheritance, or gifting your property to a family member.
• If you’re releasing equity by remortgaging your property the lender may require the title register and other documents.
• If you have any issues with your property such as boundary disputes, access issues, or rights over land.
• If you have a leasehold property you need a conveyance pack to extend your lease.

FAQ

Here’s some common frequently asked questions that we’ve received from customers:

Do I Need a Conveyancing Pack to Sell My House?

Yes. The buyer will need to see proof of ownership, property and land boundaries, EPC ratings, fittings and fixtures in the property etc. Without this a buyer is unable to make an offer to purchase your property.

Are These Official Conveyancing Forms?

Yes. Our conveyance packs are official and legally binding.

Where can I get TA6, TA10, and TA7 forms?

Our conveyancing pack includes everything you need including blank TA6, TA7, and TA10 forms.

Conveyancing Pack Vs. Sellers Information Pack Vs. Contract Pack

They’re all the same thing. Conveyancing packs are also know as: Sellers Information Pack, Contract Pack, or Title Pack.

Can I Complete The Conveyancing Forms Myself?

Absolutely. If you have all the information available to complete the forms yourself, and you understand how to complete the form, you can save a lot of money. But, if you’re uneasy or unsure about completing the form we would definitely advise you to use a solicitor.