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How long for Enduring Power of Attorney to come through

Clerxy82 · 2017-10-08 20:17:11

Hi there, I have just put a deposit on a house and I was told that the vendors have to get an Enduring Power of Attorney before it can all go through. My solicitor isn't very good with giving me information. So I am here to ask how long it normally takes, I know about the 5 week waiting period and as far as I know that has…

08-10-2017 8:17pm

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Clerxy82

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Hi there,

I have just put a deposit on a house and I was told that the vendors have to get an Enduring Power of Attorney before it can all go through. My solicitor isn't very good with giving me information. So I am here to ask how long it normally takes, I know about the 5 week waiting period and as far as I know that has passed and the documents are in the courts, so now I am just wondering how long it will take.

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#2 08-10-2017 11:42pm

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Suggest your solicitor is your best source. (S)he would be able to liaise with other side

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#3 09-10-2017 7:49am

Clerxy82

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Yea I have been doing that, but as I mentioned my solicitor isn't giving me much information. He is actually blatantly ignoring my requests for more information. Which is why I came here to see if anyone had experience of it.

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#4 10-10-2017 2:52pm

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OP, could be 3-4 months I’m afraid.

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#5 10-10-2017 3:42pm

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Ah ok. Thanks a million for your response alexw

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