Lender Panel Checker

Check your solicitor's lender panel status

If your solicitor is not on your mortgage lender's panel, your sale, purchase or equity transfer could take weeks longer to complete.

During the conveyancing process, your solicitor must also complete the legal work on behalf of your lender. However, most mortgage lenders will only work with solicitors on their approved list, or 'panel'.

If the conveyancing solicitor you choose cannot act for your mortgage lender, your solicitor will need to arrange for a second solicitor firm to act on behalf of your lender. This extra complexity can cause delays and additional cost.

The Quittance lender panel checker

Our lender panel checker will confirm whether a member of the Quittance solicitor panel can act for your lender. Quittance solicitors can act for most UK lenders, including most building societies and specialist lenders.

Read more: Why you need to check your lender panel membership

How we can help you

If you are buying, selling, remortgaging or transferring equity in a property, our solicitor panel can help make the process as straightforward and stress-free as possible.

• No Move, No Fee Guarantee
• Fixed fee conveyancing service
• CQS-accredited panel solicitors

Author:
Gaynor Haliday, Legal researcher

About the author

Gaynor Haliday is an experienced legal researcher and published author. She has had numerous articles published in the press and is a legal industry commentator.