Occupancy Certificate
Guidance and help with the application to get an Occupancy Certificate for a completed building from the local body.
What you get
An Occupancy Certificate (OC) is issued by the local body after a building is completed. It confirms that the building was built as per the approved plan and is fit to be occupied.
You may need it to sell the building or its flats, for a home loan, or for permanent electricity and water connections, depending on the local rules.
Our team checks your approved plan and documents, tells you what the local body needs, and helps you prepare and file the application. Fees charged by the local body are extra.
Documents needed
- Approved building plan and permit number
- Title deed for the plot
- Date the construction was completed
- Building address and owner's name
- Latest property tax receipt, if any
How long it takes
Depends on the local body. We give you an estimate after we see your documents.
How it works
- Step 1Share the detailsFill a short form about the property or record.
- Step 2Pay onlinePay the fixed price securely through Razorpay.
- Step 3We do the workOur team handles it and updates your order until it is delivered.
Questions
Who issues the Occupancy Certificate?
The local body that approved the building plan, such as the municipal corporation, municipality or development authority.
What if the building differs from the approved plan?
The local body may ask for changes or refuse the certificate. Tell our team about any differences before we apply.
Are the local body fees included?
No. Our price covers our work. Any fee charged by the local body is extra.