Contract first
The signed CPCV controls the deadlines, conditions, notices and consequences. The planner does not change that wording.
Transaction timeline
From CPCV to completion, keep every date visible.
Set calendar-day allowances for finance, agreed conditions and final preparation. Use the dates to organise work, not to replace the contract.
CPCV to completion planner
Plan the steps from CPCV to completion.
Choose the CPCV date and adjust the calendar-day allowances. The dates help you plan; they do not replace the deadlines in your contract.
CPCV to completion planner
Choose a CPCV date to build the timeline.
The planner uses calendar days and does not adjust for public holidays, registry availability or the wording of the CPCV. The signed contract and professional instructions control the real deadlines.
Coordinate the outstanding steps
Confirm who is responsible for each deadline and what must be ready.
Third parties
Banks, registries, municipalities, condominium administrators and rights of first refusal can affect the order of the steps.
Final act
Confirm the appointment, funds, mortgage discharge, identification, originals, keys and possession before the final transfer.
Official references
Official references
Rules and public services can change. Open the current official source before relying on a deadline, rate or record.
Confirm who is responsible for each deadline and what must be ready.
Does the planner calculate working days and holidays?
No. It uses calendar days and does not adjust for holidays or institutional availability.
Is the result a quote or professional advice?
No. It is an indicative scenario based only on the information entered. Confirm the final figures and the terms of your transaction with the relevant authority, bank or qualified professional.