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Depends how they look at it. I know I'm fine, but if they say "no you need 6 months" then I'll have to go to another firm unfortunately, and have wasted monies in the process.
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It almost certainly won't be an inflexible rule - there is scope for discretion. I think rule of thumb is more that if there's no reason for suspicion (on AML) then it's fine. So as you can clearly show that you're earning enough to save the funds that you have, that should suffice.
If your conveyancing firm won't accept that you should be able to find someone else who will.
Danimal
I think if your paperwork is in order, you should be fine.
I had to disclaim not being a gardener, on the other thread. Here, I will disclaim that I am not a lawyer or an expert in (anti-) money laundering. :D