About the Institute

The Australian Institute of Conveyancers SA Division (AICSA) is the peak body in South Australia representing the conveyancing profession. Using a member conveyancer is your best guarantee of ethical conduct, expert advice and professional service.

Our "Ordinary" members are fully qualified and legally registered; they are subject to our Code of Conduct; and they all carry professional indemnity insurance to protect you, the consumer.

The countless rules and regulations governing property transfers are constantly changing - our professional development program, and regular news bulletins and magazine enables your conveyancer to understand and keep up-to-date with the latest requirements.

Many conveyancers work independently or run small businesses; others may be employed by firms of conveyancers or solicitors. Whatever their situation or location, you can have confidence in the professionalism and integrity of an AIC member. All Registered Conveyancers in South Australia must meet rigorous registration requirements and are registered by the Office of Business and Consumer Affairs.   

What the Institute does 

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Advice and support The AICSA provides advice and support to both members of the public and those working in the conveyancing profession. This is done via information provided on this website, regular publications and a telephone advisory service Open 9am – 5pm  Monday – Friday Telephone:  08 8359 2090 Fax: 08 8232 8618 Email Information Please view our web site for a wide range of information about choosing your conveyancer, the process of conveyancing; understand your rights and responsibilities when buying or selling a property; want a career in conveyancing; want to understand what the forms are; and much more. Governance See our page on Governance for details of our corporate governance procedures. Representation to Government The countless rules and regulations governing property transfers are constantly changing. The AIC contributes to the discussions and proposed changes to legislation and regulations and represents both the public and the conveyancing profession in its aim to preserve your rights and responsibilities.

Education The AIC represents the conveyancing profession on an education committee to ensure the level of education and standards are maintained.   Professional Development Program We have a comprehensive Professional Development program available to all (members and non-members).   Bi-annual conference We run a two day conference bi-annually so our members can enjoy an intensive training program including the opportunity to network and learn from fellow conveyancers.  The AIC National Body hold a bi-annual conference on alternate years where SA conveyancers may learn more about national issues and policies.   Affiliate organisations The AICSA has links with other organisations involved in the property profession. We conduct training sessions for the Real Estate Institute and the Law Society on conveyancing topics and liaise with these and other organisations on a range of issues as they arise.  See our links page for more information about these organisations.