Which form is sent by the buyer to the seller to confirm possession, deeds and documents, where completion will take place, method of completion, bank account details, and arrangements for discharge of existing mortgages?

Which form is sent by the buyer to the seller to confirm possession, deeds and documents, where completion will take place, method of completion, bank account details, and arrangements for discharge of existing mortgages?

• A. TA13
• B. K16
• C. TA14
• D. AP1

Answer: (A)

In this part of the conveyancing process, the form used by the buyer’s solicitor to pin down how completion will happen is designed to gather all the practical completion logistics in one document. The form in question is the one the buyer sends to the seller to confirm possession and the deeds and documents that will be handed over, where completion will take place, the method of completion, bank account details for funds transfer, and the arrangements for discharging any existing mortgages. This makes it the best fit because it directly addresses every item listed: possession, deeds, completion arrangements, payment method, and mortgage discharge. Other forms serve different purposes later in the process (such as registration with the Land Registry or providing property information), rather than setting out these completion details.

In this part of the conveyancing process, the form used by the buyer’s solicitor to pin down how completion will happen is designed to gather all the practical completion logistics in one document. The form in question is the one the buyer sends to the seller to confirm possession and the deeds and documents that will be handed over, where completion will take place, the method of completion, bank account details for funds transfer, and the arrangements for discharging any existing mortgages. This makes it the best fit because it directly addresses every item listed: possession, deeds, completion arrangements, payment method, and mortgage discharge. Other forms serve different purposes later in the process (such as registration with the Land Registry or providing property information), rather than setting out these completion details.