Conveyancing Documents

Guides to conveyancing documents used in Irish property transactions, such as Land Registry transfer forms, statutory declarations and pre-contract enquiries: what each document is for and when it arises in a sale or purchase.Common questionsCan I do my own conveyancing in Ireland?You may act for yourself, but only a solicitor may carry out conveyancing for someone else for payment, and lenders normally require a solicitor to be involved where there is a mortgage.What does a Land Registry transfer form do?It is the deed that transfers registered land from the seller to the buyer. It is lodged with Tailte Éireann to register the new owner.OnlineLegalServices.ie is not a solicitor’s practice. Where a document in this section needs a solicitor, its page is an information guide only and nothing is for sale. You can find a regulated solicitor through the Law Society of Ireland’s Find a Solicitor directory, or join our no-fee waiting list.