Mr. Patrick Davitt:

Normally, before e-stamping, solicitors would have to send the document to the Land Registry and on to Revenue to get it stamped. They put it online and now anybody who has an account with Revenue can file the document and look for it to be e-stamped. It can be done over a matter of days. One's account pays for the stamping and that is the end of it, the documents do not have to pass from one party to another.