NSW migrates to 100% e-conveyancing. Here’s what you need to know Insights from the NSW Land Registry Services As of 22 March 2021, 29 dealings in NSW are no longer accepted via paper lodgments and will now need to be lodged electronically. The NSW Government has also released a draft bill to allow for 100% electronic lodgment of land transactions, aiming for these provisions to commence in August 2021. With NSW transitioning to 100% electronic lodgments, what do these changes mean for the legal and conveyancing industry and how can firms mitigate risk? SettleIT’s General Manager, Daniel Petrucci hosted a live webinar on 18 March, and invited Ahmed El-Ali, eConveyancing Manager and Christopher Trent, Product Development Manager from NSW Land Registry Services (NSW LRS) to provide their insights on what these changes are and how they have been working with lawyers and conveyancers to prepare for these changes. The conveyancing industry is currently undergoing a huge digital transformation and the NSW LRS have already made 99% of dealings available electronically, comprising of their mainstream dealings including the upgraded eLease, which already has a great uptake, and Residual dealings, which were delivered in batches throughout the year. This has been phenomenal progress to what e-Conveyancing