Secure Qualified EWS1 Signatory

I’ve completed the technical details for our building’s EWS1 form and now need a qualified professional to review and sign it so the document is officially recognised by lenders and insurers. My priority is straightforward: connect me with an eligible signatory, coordinate the hand-off of all supporting evidence, and return a fully executed EWS1 (PDF plus the original editable file). Key points you should know: • The signature must come from a qualified professional who meets the current EWS1 competence criteria. • I don’t yet have someone lined up, so sourcing, validating credentials, and arranging their appointment is part of the job. • I am ready to supply plans, photographs, previous survey reports—whatever the signatory needs to sign with confidence. • Turnaround is important; we’d like the completed form back within the next two weeks. Deliverable: • A copy-complete, duly signed EWS1 form accepted by mortgage lenders. If you have experience liaising with chartered surveyors, fire safety engineers, or other recognised signatories and can manage the process end-to-end, let’s get this wrapped up quickly.