The time frame for leasehold conveyancing can vary, but it usually takes anywhere from 6 to 12 weeks. Delays may occur if there are complications with the lease, difficulties in obtaining information from third parties, or lengthy negotiations between parties. Leasehold conveyancing typically takes longer than freehold conveyancing due to the additional legal requirements. The process includes obtaining information from the freeholder or management company regarding the lease, service charges, ground rent, and any ongoing disputes or maintenance issues. To expedite the process, proactive communication with your leasehold solicitor is vital. Your SAM Conveyancing executive will oversee your whole case, helping facilitate communication and bridge the gap between you and the solicitor for a smoother completion. Cooperating with all parties, including the freeholder and management company, can help ensure a more efficient and timely transaction.