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Real estate & closing law

Every closing document, timestamped for the file.

A residential closing runs to a fixed date with a checklist that can't slip: government ID and identity verification, the void cheque, mortgage instructions from the lender, the property insurance binder, a condo status certificate, the existing survey. The client is often selling the house they've lived in for forty years and doesn't do email attachments. Sealio's client page is deliberately plain, the reminder cadence tracks the closing date, and every request and receipt lands in a timestamped log that stays with the file. Links expire and can be revoked the moment the deal closes.

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What you’re collecting

Government ID + identity verificationvoid chequemortgage instructionsproperty insurance bindercondo status certificatesurvey

How Sealio handles it

Reminders keep pace with a fixed closing date. Expiring links and a complete audit trail sit in the file, and the client page stays calm enough for an eighty-year-old seller.

Paralegals stop chasing the last document at 4pm on closing day.

Upload — auto-filed by AI

statement_sept.pdf read as T4
moved to Income
Photo ID slot stays open — still needed from Priya.

Real estate & closing law — common questions

Is there a record of what was requested and received?
Yes — an append-only, timestamped activity log of every request, upload, reminder and verification, exportable for the file.
What if the client isn't comfortable with technology?
The client page has no login and shows one document at a time in plain language. Most people who can open an email link can use it.

Other practices Sealio is built for

Try a real estate & closing law checklist

Open the demo, apply the closest template, and send yourself the client link to see both sides.