Emerald Law Solicitors
Residential Conveyancer

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Job Description:
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Residential Conveyancer to join our team in handling property transactions. The ideal candidate will have previous conveyancing experience with a thorough understanding of residential property transactions and a proven track record in managing all aspects of the conveyancing process. This role requires a detail-oriented individual with excellent communication skills.
Responsibilities:
- Managing residential property transactions from inception to completion.
- Liaising with clients, solicitors, and estate agents to provide regular updates to all.
- Drafting and reviewing legal documents including reports on title, mortgage reports, search reports ensuring the case management system is updated throughout.
- Conducting property searches, raising and replying to enquiries, reviewing mortgage offers and reporting to clients accordingly, submitting Land Registry applications and SDLT returns, carrying out AML checks and checking proof of funds.
- Ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.
- Handling financial aspects of property transactions.
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Experience:
- Previous experience as a Residential Conveyancer is essential with at least 3 years experience handling your own caseload being essential.
- Strong communication skills to interact effectively with clients and stakeholders.
- Excellent time management skills to meet deadlines and prioritise tasks efficiently.
- Proficiency in IT systems relevant to conveyancing processes.
- Exceptional organisational abilities to manage multiple cases simultaneously.


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Professional qualification as a Licensed Conveyancer, Solicitor or Legal Executive (CILEX) is preferred but not essential.
Salary:
From £40,000 and is dependent on experience.
Working Pattern:
- Fully remote and hybrid roles available.
- Candidate must own their own laptop.
- Working pattern: Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm - Full time.
Additional Benefits:
- Birthday Off
- Wellbeing Hours
- Medicash
- Paid exam leave for work-related exams
- Christmas Closure
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (2 days annual leave reserved for Christmas Closure)
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