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Begin by filling in the 'Relevant Person' section. Enter the name, address, postcode, telephone number, fax number, and email of the individual responsible for submitting the certificate.
If applicable, provide details for a duly authorized agent and the owner of the building. Ensure all contact information is accurate.
Complete the 'Details of Building Warrant' section by entering the date of approval and reference number. Include addresses related to both the building warrant and submission.
Answer questions regarding whether this submission covers all work under the building warrant and if it is the last submission related to it.
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A Completion Certificate (CC) is a vital document received upon the completion of a construction project. Its primary purpose is to docHub that the construction has been executed according to the approved building plans and complies with all relevant regulations and safety standards.
How to get the completion certificate?
Visit the Local Authority Office: Identify the local authority or municipal corporation that issued the original Completion Certificate. Gather Required Documents: File an Application: Pay the Required Fees: Provide an Affidavit (if necessary): Follow Up: Receive the Duplicate Certificate: Keep Records:
What is the purpose of the certificate of completion?
Certificates of completion are essentially participation documents. They confirm that youve attended a course, completed required modules, or fulfilled basic requirements. Think of them as evidence that youve been exposed to certain information or training.
How to apply for a certificate of completion?
Information youll need to provide Provide a summary of the completed work that will be covered by the completion certificate. Include the date the work was completed. Upload a copy of the latest version of the following agreed documents when you apply for a completion certificate: drawings and plans.
What happens if I dont have a completion certificate?
If you dont get building regulations approval, you risk being fined and the potential demolition of the work. Additionally, it may affect your ability to sell the property in the future.
Without the acceptance of the certificate of completion the building or part of the building cannot be occupied. You will also need it and the building warrant if you later sell the property. Both of these should be kept in a safe place.
What is a completion certificate?
Certification shows that building design, construction or both meet building regulations. Its only relevant to work that needs a building warrant. Certified design or construction work is carried out by reputable building professionals and tradespeople. They must be registered in a Scottish Government approved scheme.
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