JPMorgan Conveyancing Panel Information

The information on this page is designed to keep solicitors and licensed conveyancers abreast of latest requirements changes by JPMorgan and to assist in remaining on the JPMorgan Conveyancing Panel.

JPMorgan Conveyancing Panel: Recently Asked Questions

Do JPMorgan or the CML run training Courses for the JPMorgan approved solicitor panel in much the same way that the Law Society run cases for CQS firms?
This not something that the CML would traditionally get involved with however they do arrange numerous useful legal related conferences which are attended by firms on the JPMorgan conveyancing panel. It is our intention to run specific lender focused seminars in the near future including a webinar on JPMorgan’s Part 2 requirements. Practitioners on the JPMorgan conveyancing panel are welcome. Information about the webinar will be made available as part of the LENDERmonitor Alerts.

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Do the Council of Mortgage Lenders intend to launch a searchable register search tool with a view to list law firms on the JPMorgan conveyancing panel?
Lexsure has not been advised of any intention on the part of the CML to develop such a register.
Can you give me an example of some of the reports available via COMPLETIONmonitor to support my appeal to be reinstated on the JPMorgan solicitor panel?
There are many reports available, five of which are as follows:
  • The percentage of the firm’s business which is conveyancing (broken down into sale/purchase and remortgage)
  • Average time frame to send deeds to the lender (calculated from completion date or title registration)
  • Evidence of undertaking logs
  • Disclosure/Notification to Lender analysis indicating frequency and nature of disclosures - to include benchmarking analysis against aggregate data
  • Average time frame to register charges at the Land Registry
When in comes to leasehold due diligence do JPMorgan panel solicitors have to consider if there is a missing freeholder?
Assuming that your firm in is on the JPMorgan conveyancing panel and you are instructed by them in relation to a leasehold property, you must report to them if it becomes apparent that the landlord is either absent or insolvent. If JPMorgan are to lend, they may require indemnity insurance. In any event,you will need to check JPMorgan’s specific requirements. Notwithstanding whether JPMorgan will lend in such circumstances you still need to advise the borrower (unless you are acting for JPMorgan alone) as to the risks of buying a property with an insolvent or absentee landlord.
Were are a Hendon-based firm on the JPMorgan conveyancing panel. Do you have ideas as to how we can market our firm as carrying out conveyancing in Hendon on the JPMorgan panel?
5 people search for a conveyancer on the JPMorgan panel each month in Hendon. Please contact the team at lenderpanel.com to see how your firm can be identified by those searching for conveyancing in Hendon.
Our membership of the JPMorgan conveyancing panel was revoked but was reinstated on appeal, do I need to disclose this information on my CQS application?
You should supply details of the date of removal, information on the reason for removal, date of appeal and any reason given for reinstatement. This should not negatively affect your firm’s application but gives the Law Society viability as to what has happened.
My firm is listed on the JPMorgan conveyancing panel and due to complete a purchase within the next week. I can not locate a Legal Charge for the client to execute. Who do I contact at JPMorgan to request substitute deeds?
You need to contact JPMorgan to obtain standard documents. The The Council of Mortgage Lenders Handbook includes an express question for banks to establish who to contact to obtain standard documents. JPMorgan in their Part 2’s state:
Don’t forget to disclose the firm’s JPMorgan conveyancing panel reference.

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Average number of days to register title including a charge in favour of JPMorgan
This information relates to purchase only and not remortgages.
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* Data aggregated from sources including COMPLETIONmonitor