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With the new Citizen's Self Service Portal, you can search Permits, Plans and schedule Inspections. You will need to register and create an account. You can schedule an appointment to view or get copies of your building plans from the Microfilm and Plans Library.

You can get the status of building work permits, including the type of work allowed and the expiration date, online and by phone. Check the status of a building permit. You can contact the Department of Buildings Borough Office, where the property is located. Find a Department of Buildings Borough Office.

This process is usually overseen by the buildings management company and they present the information to the board as a packet once all the required documentation is collected. On average, most project approvals take between 2 and 4 weeks once the board receives the package and assuming no permits are required.

Use Local Property Appraiser Websites. If you're trying to find building permits in Florida that may not be easily accessible through the local permit office search tools, your best bet is to use the local city or county property appraisers' office.

To view violations on your property, access the Buildings Information System (BIS). Refer to the BIS Property Profile Overview for the number of open DOB violations. DOB violations are shown without an asterisk next to the violation number; dismissed DOB violations are shown with an asterisk, e.g., V*7052-18P.

PROJECTS WHICH REQUIRE A BUILDING PERMIT: New buildings, additions, and reconstruction projects. Press boxes, concession stands, toilet facilities, permanent greenhouses, storage/utility buildings, dugouts which include a storage room, guard booths, and similar structures.

Enter your permit number below to see the latest information about its status. Don't know your permit number? Still have questions? Call the Boston Inspectional Services Department at (617) 635-5300, or the Boston Fire Department at (617) 343-3628.

You can request drawings, plans or documents for properties located in New York City by submitting a Record Request online in DOB's Building Information System (BIS) via DOB NOW: BIS Options.

You can look up application information online with the DOB's two online portals, Buildings Information System (BIS) for projects filed before March 1, 2021, and DOB NOW for projects filed after that date.

A Residential Accessory Stucture permit is required for decks and sheds. All residential permit applications require a state-licensed contractor, who is also registered with Lee County, or an Owner Builder Declaration of Self-Use.