Trade License is a certificate/document which grants you permission to carry on the particular trade or business for which it is issued. It does not confer ownership of property or permission for any other activity than for which it is issued.

General Instructions

For Building Other than Low Risk Buildings

Step 1: On receipt of Common Application Form for building operations, the concerned Verifying Officer will do the scrutiny of uploaded documents for its correctness and completeness. After Scrutiny of the documents, the Verifying Officer will refer the same to the concerned public agencies for obtaining No-objection certificate before granting or refusing permission to the applicant.

Step 2: The concerned Verifying Officer of the Authority will generate a site inspection notice specifying a date and time to the public agencies for conducting a common Inspection Programme. Any Public Agency which needs to conduct field visit and inspection for giving No-Objection Certificate, shall conduct the same as part of such notified common inspection programme. The date provided by concerned Verifying Officer of the Authority shall be ten days after the receipt of Common Application Form by public agencies but it shall not exceed twenty days of receipt.

Step 3: The concerned nodal officer of public agency will be intimated with SMS and email for common Inspection programme. The common inspection programme shall be conducted on the said date and time mentioned in the site inspection notice.

Step 4: Inspection reports are to be uploaded by assigned nodal officers of public agencies within 48 hours of conduct of site inspection. In case, if any objection arises or further clarifications are required, the same shall be mentioned in the report.

Step 5: After receipt of Inspection report, if the information and document provided by the applicant has been complied and is to the satisfaction of the nodal officer of the public agency, No objection certificate shall be issued.

Step 6: The nodal officers of public agencies shall upload the NOC/Recommendation within 24 hours of uploading the inspection report. If the NOC/Recommendation is not provided within 3 days of site inspection, it shall be deemed that NOC has been issued by Concerned Public Agency.

For Low Risk Buildings

After receipt of the common Application Form, Authority shall consider the planning and building standard regulations without referring to the public agency. It shall then issue the NOC/recommendation for construction permit.

Checklist of Documents

i)    Building Plan Approval

ii)   Filled up online Common Application Form

iii)   Self-Signed Xerox copies of ownership Documents

iv)   Copy of certificate of registration of Architect/Engineers/Builder-Developer

v)   Affidavit in original

vi)   Scrutiny fee copy

vii)   Two Photographs of site.