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Morvanna
Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland
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Our Gold Coast PEXA Direct Specialist Morvanna has over 12 years conveyancing experience and a strong background in training. She can relate to the challenges involved with conveyancing and is committed to working with clients until they feel confident with transacting in PEXA alone.
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Re: Title Search/after settlement reports

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
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@Rebecca2022    The process between PEXA and paper in regards to the RCS does not change, the RCS is emailed to the lodging party after settlement. You can obtain the registered dealing number of the instrument from the workspace, however if you require a title search to provide to your client, you will need to manually do one.     ... View more

Re: Payments to QRO

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎08-04-2022 10:53 AM
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Hi @juliaboyce    Yes that guidance is still current.   Morvanna Jones PEXA Partner (QLD) ... View more

Cairns Penny Savings & Loans Limited

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎05-04-2022 11:49 AM
‎05-04-2022 11:49 AM
Miller Harris Lawyers act as the Panel Solicitors for Cairns Penny Savings & Loans Limited (also known as Cairns Penny and Cairns Bank).   For all PEXA settlements with Cairns Penny Bank acting for either the Mortgagee on Title or the Incoming Mortgagee you should invite “Miller Harris Lawyers” into the workspace. ... View more

Re: Old paper discharge from Mortgagee THE MUTUAL ...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎17-03-2022 12:50 PM
‎17-03-2022 12:50 PM
Hi @Leigh1    Apologies for not updating you on this.   My digging confirmed it is definitely HSBC.      Hope that helps you get the discharge sorted!     ... View more

FAQs from the REIQ Contracts Webinar

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎14-02-2022 02:48 PM
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The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) introduced new residential contracts, effective 20 January 2022.   Notable amendments include: A revised definition of “Contract Date” The unilateral right to extend the settlement date Express provision for paying a deposit by direct debit and a grace period allowed to address the impact of delays in the deposit of money to accounts when using direct debit We’re working proactively with members in Queensland to help industry navigate these changes.   As part of this, we hosted a webinar with Professor Sharon Christensen, Consultant for Gadens, Professor of Property Law at Queensland University of Technology and member of the Queensland Law Society Property Law Committee.   It was wonderful to see so many of our members join us on the day – please see below Q&A from attendees with responses from Professor Sharon Christensen.   Do the new provisions only apply to a contract signed after 20 January 2022? What about if the parties have signed the previous version of the contact?  Can they still get the benefit of the new provisions? The new provisions apply only if the parties sign the 17th ed Houses and Land or 13th ed Residential Lots in a CTS contracts. You cannot imply them into previous versions of the contract. To obtain the benefit of these new provisions the parties would need to vary the contract.   Do the smoke alarm provisions apply only to the contact signed after 1st January 2022 or apply to the contact which are signed before that date but have not settled. The new smoke alarm requirements in the Fire and Emergency Services Act 1990 and Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 apply to all contracts ‘entered into’ from 1 January 2022.  Refer to s 104RBA(2) Fire and Emergency Services Act 1990.   Broadly this requires smoke alarms in certain rooms and interconnected. Contracts signed prior to 1 January 2022 are not subject to these new requirements even if the contract settles after 1 January 2022.   What is the position under clause 6.2 in the following situation? The settlement date is 25 January 2022; Either party give a notice under clause 6.2 to extend the date of settlement by 5 business days ie. up to 2nd February 2022. On 2 February 2022 the parties mutually agree to extend the date of settlement to 10 February 2022. On 10 February 2022 if either party is unable to settle, can that party again use the benefit of Clause 6.2? No, under clause 6.2(1) an extension notice can be given by either party nominating a new date which is no later than 5 business days after the Scheduled Settlement Date (SSD). SSD is defined in clause 6.2(4) as “the Settlement Date specified in the Reference Schedule as extended: (a) by agreement of the parties; or… but excludes any extension of the Settlement Date as a result of the operation of this clause 6.2” The effect of the clause is that the Scheduled Settlement Date is either: The original settlement date; or The original settlement date as extended by agreement, clause 11.4 or cl 6.3. A change to the settlement date by an extension notice does not create a new Scheduled Settlement Date for the purpose of clause 6.2(4). In your example, the effect of the extension notice nominating the date of 2 February is to change the settlement date to 2 February, but this does not create a new Scheduled Settlement Date, which remains 25 January 2022. When the further agreed extension occurs on 2 February to 10 February there is also no change to the Scheduled Settlement date of 25 January because the parties have not agreed an extension to the ‘settlement date specified in the Reference Schedule’. This means that on 10 February no further extension under cl 6.2 is available as the date is more than 5 business days after the scheduled settlement date of 25 January.   Can you clarify my understanding of clause 6.2(4)(a)? It is typical for an email from a buyer’s solicitor to a seller’s solicitor requesting an extension of the settlement date to be worded along the lines of: Dear Colleagues, Our client requests an extension of the settlement date to X February 2022, with time remaining of the essence. Regards Buyer’s Solicitor My understanding of clause 6.2(4)(a) is that if the above wording is utilized, this would be an extension as agreed to between the parties. Therefore, regardless of whether the date in the above-mentioned email is within 5 business days of the original settlement date, this requested date would actually become the new Scheduled Settlement Date – resulting in either party having a right to extend settlement pursuant to clause 6.2(1). In other words, it would appear that if emails backwards and forwards from solicitors do not refer to clause 6.2(1), then this is considered to be an extension agreed to between parties – with each party having the continuing right to exercise clause 6.2(1). Is our understanding correct? An extension pursuant to clause 6.2 is a unilateral extension where one party nominates a new settlement date. The agreement of the other party is not required. In the example given, the buyer is ‘requesting’ an extension to a new date which implies the need for the seller to agree. If the seller agrees to the new date, it will be an extension by agreement and not an extension under clause 6.2(1). The impact of an agreed extension of the original settlement date is that the agreed date will be the Scheduled Settlement Date and an extension under cl 6.2(1) would be possible if a party was not ready on the agreed extended date. To ensure there is no uncertainty about whether an extension is by agreement or under clause 6.2, clear communication that clause 6.2 is being relied upon should appear in the letter nominating the new date. For example: Pursuant to clause 6.2(1) the buyer nominates a new Settlement Date of 4 February 2022, time to remain of the essence.   The example 2 you provided today was a little confusing. Our reading of the new provision is that a max period of 5 business days is only allowed if a notice is invoked under 6.2. Thus, if a notice is first issued under 6.3 as a delay event as defined, is it the case that 6.2 can still apply? Meaning if a notice is given under 6.3, once the delay event or the Suspension Period ends, and a party gives a Notice to Settle under 6.3, if a party is unable to settle on that new settlement date given under a 6.3 notice, they can then invoke a notice under 6.2 to extend the settlement date? Under clause 6.2(1) an extension notice can be given by either party nominating a new date with is no later than 5 business days after the Scheduled Settlement Date (SSD). SSD is defined in clause 6.2(4) as “the Settlement Date specified in the Reference Schedule as extended by: (a) agreement of the parties ; or (b) clause 6.3”. The effect of giving a notice under clause 6.3 will be to extend the date in the Reference Schedule and create a new SSD. If on the date nominated under clause 6.3 either party is unable to settle, either can give an extension notice under clause 6.2. The maximum time for the extension notice will be 5 business days after the SSD (in effect the date specified in the notice under clause 6.3).   If so, then that may clarify for us the wording of 6.2(4) which excludes any extension of the settlement date under 6.2 from the definition of “Scheduled Settlement Date”. Meaning, a scheduled settlement date can only be one of 3 dates: Agreement by the parties without invoking clause 6.2; Invoking clause 6.3; Under 11.4, BUT NOT 6.2, correct? Yes that is correct. In the case of an agreed extension, it must be an agreed extension changing the settlement date in the Reference Schedule.   Clause 6.2(1) provides either party may give a notice and under 6.2(3) more than one extension notice can be given up to 5 business days in total. If the buyer gives a notice first under 6.2 of say 3 business days, then the buyer can give another notice of 2 business days (capping it at 5 business days. Then can a seller give their own notice on that last business day requesting an extension date for say 5 business days? In other words, if a notice is given by 1 party, can the other party equally give a notice which by virtue of doing so, extends the first party’s extended settlement date? No, the clause does not give each party a right to extend for 5 business days. In your example, if the buyer gives a notice of 3 business days and then a further notice of 2 business days, the total of 5 business days under clause 6.2 is used. The seller cannot give another notice under cl 6.2.   If a party can give more than one notice, but capped at 5 business days, then I assume that technically a buyer could, for eg, give a notice each day prior to 4pm on such date, invoking a 1 business day extension 5 times? Yes that is possible.   I have had a question from one of my agents, as to how the 5 days extension of settlement will affect interstate buyers. If the interstate buyers sign an REIQ contract their rights and risks are the same. ... View more
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  • Contracts
  • QLD
  • REIQ
  • webinar

Re: Queensland transfer PEXA, lease lodged but not...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎14-02-2022 01:14 PM
‎14-02-2022 01:14 PM
Hi @Benita    My understanding if that the Transfer would proceed but it would be prudent to double check this with Titles QLD to ensure that this is indeed correct and that you do not have any issues such as requisitions as a result.     ... View more

Re: Inactive account

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎27-01-2022 03:32 PM
‎27-01-2022 03:32 PM
Hi @NicoleSherlock    If you contact PEXA Support they will be able to assist you with this.   Their number is 1300 084 515.   Kind Regards   @Morvanna  ... View more

Re: Fees for Part Tenancy Transfer Qld

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎18-01-2022 10:52 AM
‎18-01-2022 10:52 AM
Hi @CarterLesterLawyers    If you have any queries regarding registrations fees charged in PEXA it would be best to reach out to Titles Queensland discuss.   Kind regards @Morvanna      ... View more

Re: Does a Power of Attorney in QLD need to be reg...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎17-01-2022 04:32 PM
‎17-01-2022 04:32 PM
Thanks @SarahSmith for the clarification on this.   I am sure there will be a lot of practitioners in QLD grateful for same as this question is regularly raised. ... View more

Re: Old paper discharge from Mortgagee THE MUTUAL ...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎17-12-2021 08:52 AM
‎17-12-2021 08:52 AM
Hi @KevinJohnson    That is great information.  Love the new name.    @ClaireMartin then if that is the case then let me did a bit deeper to see if anyone else knows the answer.  If you find out in the meantime please share as someone else may have this randomly popup as well. ... View more

Re: Old paper discharge from Mortgagee THE MUTUAL ...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎15-12-2021 09:36 AM
‎15-12-2021 09:36 AM
Hi @ClaireMartin    I think they are now MLC Building Society.   If you were doing a PEXA settlement then you would need to invite HSBC.   Might pay to contact MLC first and the try HSBC if you have no luck. ... View more

Re: Registration Issue

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎10-12-2021 01:19 PM
‎10-12-2021 01:19 PM
Hi @Mahesh    Are you trying to register for PEXA Key?   If so please call PEXA Support for assistance on 1300 084 515. ... View more

Re: PEXA Projects help articles

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Help Centre
‎03-12-2021 09:12 AM
‎03-12-2021 09:12 AM
Hi @Jenny4    To accept an invite you can login to PEXA Exchange and navigate to the the Main Menu then select Invitations   You can view the full steps to sending or accepting invites here -  Sending or accepting an invitation   As always if you need support, reach out to your PEXA representative – we’re here to help.   ... View more

Re: Part tenancy transfer representing vendor and ...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎03-12-2021 09:05 AM
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Hi @merccwl333    Thank you for your query.   If you hold the relevant authority to represent both parties for a Part Tenancy Transfer (PTT) then you are fine to act on behalf of both.    Otherwise, you would need to invite in the other side to take ownership of their party as all parties do need to be represented prior to you creating the Transfer.   The steps to setting up a PTT are outlined here - Part Tenancy Transfer (QLD).   As always if you need support, reach out to your PEXA representative – we’re here to help.     ... View more

Additional validations for Trust Details Form

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎29-10-2021 08:35 AM
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‎29-10-2021 08:35 AM
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To reduce the number of requisitions and improve registration time frames for Transfer to Trustee’s, additional validation has been introduced to ensure the details provided in a Trust Details Form meet Titles Queensland’s requirements.   Where an ‘Error is received, for example, words such as ‘Defined’ or ‘Beneficiaries’ are included in the details for the Beneficiary, the word should be omitted or substituted.   Where a ‘Warning’ is received,  for example, ‘Deed’ is included in the details for the Beneficiary, please ensure the details provided align with Titles Queensland’s requirements. In these instances lodgement will still be able to proceed.   Please note, the wording shown in the examples or guidance for completion of item 5 of the Trust Details Form will be updated in the Land Title Practice Manual (Qld)  as of Monday 1 November to  read: “Clause 4 of the Trust Deed dated 5 January 2021”     ... View more
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Title information in PEXA

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎27-10-2021 07:57 AM
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‎27-10-2021 07:57 AM
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Dear Community Members,   Confirming title information is key to any property settlement.  Recently, we’ve received a number of queries from members on this topic and to assist you, we’ve collated this guide.   Both Registry Information Supply (RIS) and Title Activity Checks (TACSs) are services specific to electronic conveyancing and are aimed at providing the right amount of information at the right time, to enable the efficient completion of your settlements.   Registry Information Supply (RIS) is the information populated into a workspace once created.  This is populated into the workspace directly from the Land Registry.  It will confirm the title reference and registered proprietors, and details of interest holders if it is possible to vary those interests through a lodgement in PEXA.   A Title Activity Check (TAC) is an automated check between PEXA and your Land Registry for any activity on a Land Title in your Workspace.  When a workspace is opened, an initial TAC checks for any activity on the land title in the preceding 60 days.  This would include activity such as registration of an instrument that would not be populated into the workspace as part of RIS.  Ongoing TACs will report on any land title activity since the last successful TAC, up to and including the day of settlement.   It’s important to note however that as per our Service Charter, information received from the Land Registry (RIS) does not constitute a title search, though PEXA RIS and TAC services can be used in combination with a title search to provide confidence that title data remains static throughout the duration of a transaction.   If you have any questions regarding the above, please reach out to your PEXA team member.   Rukshana Sashankan General Manager, Member Success (QLD) ... View more
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  • Land Registry
  • TAC

Re: Delay in settlement

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎21-10-2021 04:16 PM
‎21-10-2021 04:16 PM
Hi @BRC    If you have not yet received your settlement funds please contact me on my mobile 0499 555 439 or PEXA Support on 1300 084 515 so we can look at this further for you.   Regards   Morvanna ... View more

Re: Release of Charge

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎24-09-2021 07:53 AM
‎24-09-2021 07:53 AM
Hi @Anthony_P    It would be advisable to speak with Titles Queensland to ensure that settlement will not be impacted or requisitioned due to the statutory charge not yet being registered.         ... View more

Re: Quick download of transfer documents from work...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎20-09-2021 10:38 AM
‎20-09-2021 10:38 AM
Hi @Marie    Thank you for the feedback around this.  Currently this is the only way for you to download the documents, however, your feedback has been shared with our Product Team as a suggested enhancement.  We will keep you updated as to any changes in this space.     ... View more

Re: QLD Transfer pursuant to the rules of intestac...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎16-09-2021 03:26 PM
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Hi @klrlaw    This  Community Post | QLD Community Update | Part Tenancy Transfers | New Enhancements addresses supporting documentation and should assist with your query.   If you do have any further questions around this you should contact  Titles Queensland to discuss further. ... View more

Re: Form 24A - QLD | Help Centre

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Help Centre
‎16-09-2021 02:45 PM
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Hi Claudia   When you create the Transfer you are only able to edit one side of the Form 24 based on which client you are acting for.   We have provided the capacity to view the other side of the Form 24 in case you need to print same down for your records but as the other side is responsible for completing and signing same that is why you cannot edit.  Hope that helps.   Morvanna ... View more

QLD Community Update | Partial Tenancy & Family La...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎15-09-2021 08:21 AM
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‎15-09-2021 08:21 AM
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With Partial Tenancy & Family Law Transfers having been introduced to Queensland in May 2021, I’m now pleased to share that together with the Queensland QRO and Titles Queensland, we’re expanding the functionality to include the following new enhancements:   Partial Tenancy & Family Law Transfers can now be combined with common documents such as the Release of Mortgage, National Mortgage, as well as in combination with multiple transfers and/or other Partial Tenancy Transfers. You can now transact where the trustees are on title as Sole Proprietor (Individuals and Organisations) or as Joint Tenants (Individual only). The ‘Evidence of Charitable Trust’ & ‘Evidence of Ministerial Consent’ supporting documentation are able to be uploaded in the role of Proprietor on Title. Transfers are now able to be lodged in combination with Transmission Application (for Sole Proprietors only).   We’ve tested these features extensively together with industry and we’re excited for you to try them out. Check out our help cards and FAQs below to help you get started.   1. What additional consideration types can be completed on PEXA?   PEXA has expanded the consideration type category to include the below: Agreement under the part VIIIAB Family Law Act Assumption of Liability under Mortgage Death and Appointment of a Trustee Discharge and Appointment of a Trustee Financial Agreement under the part VIIIA of the Family Law Act 1975 Pursuant to a Clause in the Trust Deed Pursuant to a Family Law Act order Pursuant to the Rules of Intestacy Pursuant to the Terms of a Will Retirement and Appointment of a Trustee Severance of Joint Tenancy Pursuant to S59 of Land Title Act   2. What is the lodgement fee for a Partial Tenancy Transfer?   Please refer to our Pricing Schedule for up-to-date pricing.   3. How can I access the OSR support resources for Partial Tenancy & Family Law Transfers? QRO support resources can be accessed here:   Electronic conveyancing transactions toolkit Transfer duty eConveyancing (relevant transfer agreement) tutorial Transfer duty eConveyancing (ELN lodgement) tutorial   4. What do I do with supporting documentation such as Certified Court Orders?   The Subscriber should retain supporting evidence in accordance with the Prescribed Requirements and Rules 6.6 of the Participation Rules (Queensland).  The Business Rules outline that this evidence does not need to be deposited when settling via PEXA.   5. There is a mortgage on title and the parties have consent of the mortgagee, can I do a PTT in PEXA without releasing the mortgage? Transferring the property with a PTT subject to mortgage can be facilitated by PEXA and in order to satisfy Titles Queensland, please refer practitioners to Section 63 of the Land Title Act 1994 (the Act) which provides for the transfer of a mortgaged lot.  It is recommended Subscribers consider the application of this section of the Act when conducting transfers where a mortgage is not being released prior to the transfer of the lot.   6.  Out-of-scope Partial Tenancy & Family Law Transfers:   Members please note that the below scenarios are presently out-of-scope for Part Tenancy & Family Law Transfers.   Proprietor(s) on Title, who are staying on title and changing Shares or Tenancy Type, who are Australian citizens not residing in Australia (expected go-live 2022) Proprietor(s) on Title who are Foreign Persons or Foreign Organisations (expected go-live 2022)   6. What types of transactions can I complete on PEXA?  For a full list of transactions that be completed on PEXA, click here.   As always if you need support, reach out to your PEXA representative – we’re here to help. ... View more
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  • Family Law Transfer
  • Partial Tenancy transfer
  • PTT
  • QLD
  • Scope

Cyber security

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎09-08-2021 11:22 AM
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Cyber scams are continuing to threaten property industry members and their clients.  Keeping on top of the latest developments, maintaining defensive strategies and understanding your risk profile are all key to ensuring your firm remains safe.   To support our Queensland members, we’ve partnered with the Queensland Law Society to offer a comprehensive online course for $99. This Electronic Conveyancing Security Toolkit course offers compliance in a box – it provides a great start for you to ensure your adherence to the latest guidelines from ARNECC and boosts your firm’s electronic safety.   Through this course you'll learn about:   ARNECC’s cyber-security requirements and how to satisfy them The importance of cyber policies Why cyber risk is everyone’s responsibility in a business Practical steps to protect yourself, your business and your clients Details: Expert overview session, 2 concise modules and downloadable resources Duration: Approx. 90 minutes, on-demand Price: $99 incl. GST   Register   What are the benefits?   Safeguard your business – learn to know the risks and minimise them Assists with compliance relating to ARNECC’s Model Participation Rules You could earn 1.5 CPD points. See more details here              Other ways to get security savvy and stay safe:   Watch our recent recording of our cyber security webinar Review PEXA’s hints and tips Tap into other great resources provided by the Queensland Law Society Need a hand?   If you’ve any questions, speak to your PEXA representative. And, as always, if you see something suspicious, please report it to security@pexa.com.au. ... View more
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  • cyber security
  • PEXA

Re: QLD form 4 recording death of a joint tenant

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎06-08-2021 09:01 AM
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‎06-08-2021 09:01 AM
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Hi @SamHegney    A Request to Record Death is not currently in scope in QLD.   You can keep updated with changes to scope via this Community Post | Transactions that can be done in PEXA — QLD. ... View more

Re: Registration of Enduring Power of Attorney for...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎13-07-2021 08:33 AM
‎13-07-2021 08:33 AM
Hi @Onika    I have sent you an email regarding same.    To access the link you will need to ensure you are registered for the QLD Community page.   Regards   Morvanna ... View more

PEXA | APIs

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎08-07-2021 10:09 AM
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‎08-07-2021 10:09 AM
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PEXA offers integration and automated solutions through our APIs allowing your system to integrate directly with the PEXA platform.   By integrating with PEXA, members can create business efficiencies to reduce double handling, minimise manual data entry and provide a seamless user experience. We have a range of APIs that can be used across every transaction type, including large scale projects and multi lot developments.   You can read more about our APIs on our website via this link.   For more information on how to get started, book a consult with our API Services team today by completing the form at the bottom of the APIs website page or reach out to your Practitioner Specialist.” ... View more

QLD Stamping | OSR Feedback

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎29-06-2021 08:03 AM
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‎29-06-2021 08:03 AM
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We have received feedback from OSR that when stamping via OSR Online Practitioners are failing to enter the ABN for entities or are simply entering in “000 000 000”.    To ensure that you are compliant, as a registered self-assessor, with OSR’s stamping requirements they have asked that you please ensure that you do an ABN Lookup prior to the commencement of stamping.   If you have any queries in relation to stamping please contact OSR to discuss. ... View more
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  • ABN
  • osr
  • QLD
  • stamping

Titles Registry Alert | Important update | Transfe...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Queensland
‎16-06-2021 02:00 PM
‎16-06-2021 02:00 PM
As announced by the Queensland Government, the State’s titles registry is being transferred to the Queensland Future Fund. This transfer will be effective as of 19 June 2021.   The Titles Registry Alert issued on 16 June 2021 advised the following:   While there will be some minor changes associated with this transfer, it remains business as usual for all functions of the titles registry.    What will change:   A new name – Queensland’s titles registry will soon be known as ‘Titles Queensland’.  Email addresses – an email redirect will be put in place, but please update your address books. After the transfer, our new general enquiries email will be ‘info@titlesqld.com.au’.  Payment details – new payment details will apply to certain lodgements and eLodgements occurring after the transfer. Please see Titles Registry Alert 181 for details. Website – we’re launching a new website (https://ddec1-0-en-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=www.titlesqld.com.au&umid=24539b43-813c-4d73-9b6d-ae7ce958063a&auth=d80602a275fb47274f3b6719fdb442e099be8325-593332d428311b0870b4d0033ce2b2b1d912afc9), which will remain a key contact point for existing and new customers of Titles Queensland. Please update links in your browsers. The current website will have re-directs established to the new site in the days following the transfer. What won’t change:    Our products and services – all existing functions will remain unchanged, our enquiries phone number and postal address will remain the same.  Our team – all our existing teams will be retained during the transfer, ensuring the depth of expertise is preserved.  Our lodgement and enquiries process – eLodgement and eConveyancing will remain as our primary lodgement options. The Brisbane (Albert street) drop-off box, the post, as well as existing state-operated regional counters will still be available as lodgement and search options, meaning there will be no change to the way transactions are lodged and enquiries are made. The Land Title Practice Manual will also continue to be available on our new web site. Our commitment to service – our focus remains on providing high quality titling services to industry and to the community. If you have any questions, please contact the Titles Queensland team at titlesinfo@resources.qld.gov.au. ... View more

Re: Can PEXA be used in Retirement Villages in Que...

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎16-06-2021 01:50 PM
‎16-06-2021 01:50 PM
Hi @ryanbluffknowles   You can check what is in scope for QLD transactions here.   For more information contact your QLD Practitioner Specialist. ... View more

Re: ACTING FOR BOTH VENDOR AND PURCHASER

by Morvanna Community Manager - Queensland in Ask the PEXA Community
‎16-06-2021 01:43 PM
‎16-06-2021 01:43 PM
Hi @msander.  The steps to seeing this up are outlined in our Help Centre |  Acting for both parties which you can access  here.   . ... View more
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