Official answer
What documents do I need to sell my property?
A seller will usually need evidence of identity and ownership, current title documents, an EPC where required, property information forms, fittings-and-contents details, and records for relevant works, guarantees and consents. The exact legal pack depends on the property, tenure and transaction, so a conveyancer should confirm what is required.
Guidance checked 10 September 2026. Exact sources are listed below.
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People also ask
Do I need an EPC before marketing a home?
In most cases an EPC must be commissioned before a property is marketed for sale, unless a statutory exemption applies.
Which title documents should I obtain?
A current official copy of the registered title and title plan is normally the starting point. Additional deeds or documents may be referred to on the register.
Can I prepare a sale pack without an estate agent?
Yes, but legal conveyancing work and compliance obligations still apply. A structured pack can organise documents; it does not replace a conveyancer.
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Source guidance verified 10 September 2026. Availability and effective dates remain subject to the linked official publication.