CONVEII

When was your business founded?

CONVEII was founded in July 2024 by principal licensed conveyancer Daniel Simonetta, shortly after he relocated his legal practice from Manly to Wollongong.

What guarantees or warranties do you offer, if any?

CONVEII does not offer guarantees on property outcomes, as conveyancers are legally prohibited from doing so under Australian Consumer Law.

What is your level of experience in this line of work?

Our principal, Daniel Simonetta, brings over a decade of extensive experience in property law and NSW conveyancing. Before founding CONVEII in Wollongong, Daniel spent 10 years honing his craft at a prominent law firm in Manly. Over the last ten-plus years, he has successfully managed thousands of residential property files from initial instruction all the way to completion. Daniel is a fully Licensed Conveyancer, a Legal Consultant to other established law firms, and an appointed NSW Justice of the Peace. He holds formal qualifications in Law & Practice from Macquarie University alongside an Arts degree from the University of Sydney. This deep background means you are getting an elite level of technical oversight, contractual negotiation skill, and absolute familiarity with the inner workings of the NSW property market.

What certifications, qualifications or awards has your business received?

Our principal, Daniel Simonetta, holds elite professional credentials and formal legal training specifically tailored to New South Wales property law. Because CONVEII operates as a highly specialised boutique firm, our professional credentials sit directly with our principal practitioner. Daniel is a Certified Licensed Conveyancer registered with NSW Fair Trading, holds formal qualifications in Law & Practice from Macquarie University, is an appointed NSW Justice of the Peace (JP), and is fully PEXA Certified for secure, digital electronic settlements.

What is your fee structure like? Fixed fees? Hourly rates?

CONVEII operates on a hybrid fee structure consisting of a fixed professional fee for standard conveyancing services, plus an hourly rate for any additional out-of-scope work. This ensures you have clear cost certainty for the baseline transaction, while allowing us the flexibility to handle unexpected complexities, extended negotiations, or urgent contract amendments as they arise. Any additional hourly fees accumulated throughout the matter are clearly itemised and detailed on your final settlement statement.

Are you a member of any professional / industry associations?

Yes, CONVEIIs principal practitioner, Daniel Simonetta, is a member of the Australian Institute of Conveyancers (AIC) NSW division. The AIC NSW is the peak professional body representing licensed conveyancers in New South Wales. This membership ensures that CONVEII remains at the absolute forefront of property legislation, adheres to a strict professional code of conduct, and continuously fulfills state-mandated Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements to protect your interests.

What makes you unique compared to your competitors?

CONVEII completely rejects the high-volume, assembly-line model where files are passed down to junior assistants. When you work with us, Daniel Simonetta personally manages your file end-to-end. This means you get a single point of contact, zero jargon, and direct access to an elite practitioner with over a decade of property law experience even after hours when urgent matters arise. Because we strictly limit the number of active clients we take on, you receive a premium, high-touch service that ensures your transaction is never treated like just another number on a spreadsheet.

What insurance do you hold, and what value are you covered for?

CONVEII holds independent, comprehensive Professional Indemnity (PI) Insurance and Cyber Insurance policies. As a fully licensed, independent corporate entity in New South Wales, we maintain these policies to ensure absolute risk mitigation and financial peace of mind for both our private clients and the external law firms that utilise our white-label overflow support. In accordance with the strict statutory requirements set out by NSW Fair Trading and the Australian Institute of Conveyancers (AIC) NSW, our Professional Indemnity Insurance policy meets the mandatory minimum limit of $2,000,000 (two million dollars) for any one claim. Furthermore, to protect against modern digital threats, email fraud, and identity theft during the settlement process, CONVEII also carries a dedicated Cyber Insurance policy covered for $2,000,000 (two million dollars). This substantial double-layered coverage ensures that your multi-million dollar property transactions and funds are completely secure from initial contract review right through to digital PEXA settlement.

How quickly can work be completed? What are your turnaround times? Do you offer same-day service?

CONVEII provides rapid, priority turnarounds, including same-day service for urgent Contract for Sale preparation and contract reviews. Because Daniel Simonetta limits the number of active clients he takes on, he can fast-track high-priority files within hours if you need to bid at an auction or secure a property immediately. For property sellers, we can typically draft a compliant NSW Contract for Sale within 24 to 48 hours, depending strictly on how fast the local council releases the mandatory statutory zoning certificates. While a standard property transaction lifecycle takes 4 to 6 weeks from exchange to final PEXA settlement, our internal legal work is streamlined to ensure zero delays on your end.