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Form · FMT-STA-004

Completion Certificate (CC) Application

7 fields across 3 sections. CC + OC often issued together; some states require CC separately.
7 Fields
3 Sections
Per project handover
Architect, Builder

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S.No.Field / CheckpointReferenceStatus
A. CC SUBMISSION
A1Construction complete with all approvals
Acceptance: Architect's certificate
Per BPA conditions
OK
NC
NA
A2Structural stability certificate (engineer)
Acceptance: Issued
Per state requirements
OK
NC
NA
A3All deviations regularised
Acceptance: Regularised
Per municipality
OK
NC
NA
B. ATTACHED DOCS
B1As-built drawings
Acceptance: Submitted
Per state CC format
OK
NC
NA
B2Structural + MEP completion certs
Acceptance: All signed
Per design consultants
OK
NC
NA
B3Fire NOC (final) + lift cert + water / sewerage NOCs
Acceptance: All attached
Per state
OK
NC
NA
C. CC ISSUE
C1Municipal site verification + CC issued
Acceptance: CC certificate
Per state
OK
NC
NA
A. CC SUBMISSION
A1Construction complete with all approvals
Per BPA conditions
Architect's certificate
OKNCNA
A2Structural stability certificate (engineer)
Per state requirements
Issued
OKNCNA
A3All deviations regularised
Per municipality
Regularised
OKNCNA
B. ATTACHED DOCS
B1As-built drawings
Per state CC format
Submitted
OKNCNA
B2Structural + MEP completion certs
Per design consultants
All signed
OKNCNA
B3Fire NOC (final) + lift cert + water / sewerage NOCs
Per state
All attached
OKNCNA
C. CC ISSUE
C1Municipal site verification + CC issued
Per state
CC certificate
OKNCNA
Approval / Sign-Off
APPROVED
HOLD — REVISIONS REQUIRED
REJECTED
Overall Verdict
Name / Sign / Date
Prepared By — Name / Sign
Name / Sign / Date
Reviewed By — Name / Sign
Name / Sign / Date
Approved By — Name / Sign
Name / Sign / Date
Date & Time
Name / Sign / Date
Remarks
Name / Sign / Date

Engineer's Notes — Completion Certificate (CC) Application

Why the Completion Certificate matters

A Completion Certificate (CC) is the final regulatory milestone for a construction project — it certifies that the building / infrastructure has been constructed in accordance with the approved plans, that all conditions of the building permit have been fulfilled, and that the structure is fit for occupation.

Without a CC: - Building cannot be legally occupied (Occupancy Certificate / OC depends on CC) - Property cannot be legally sold or transferred (registrar of titles may demand) - Utility connections (electricity, water, gas) may be refused or temporarily granted - Property insurance may be refused or rated higher - Bank loans against the property are limited - Legal liability for any structural issues remains with the owner-builder indefinitely

The CC Application is the formal submission to the municipal / local authority requesting issuance of the CC. It compiles all construction documentation, compliance certificates, NOCs, and as-built drawings.

Documents required for CC application

Typical document set (varies by ULB, but standard):

1. Application form + cover letter 2. Approved building plan + revised plans (if any deviations) 3. Structural stability certificate from registered structural engineer 4. Fire NOC (final, post-construction) 5. Pollution Control NOC (if applicable per land use) 6. Lift / escalator inspector approval (for buildings with these) 7. Electrical safety certificate (from licensed electrical contractor + statutory inspector) 8. Water supply + sewerage connection approvals 9. Tree preservation compliance (if applicable) 10. Rainwater harvesting installation certificate (where mandated) 11. Solar panel installation certificate (where mandated) 12. EV charging infrastructure (recent additions in some states) 13. As-built drawings — architectural + structural + MEP + plumbing + fire-safety 14. Site photographs showing completed building from approved viewpoints 15. Compliance with building bye-laws — setbacks, FAR, ground coverage, height, parking, etc. 16. Property tax payment receipts 17. Owner declaration of conformity to approved plan 18. Contractor declaration of construction completion

Application typically reviewed within 30-90 days depending on ULB efficiency.

Common reasons CC applications get rejected

1. Deviations from approved plan — common: setback encroachment (built closer to boundary than approved), additional floor / room without revision approval, terrace coverage exceeding FAR, parking deficit. Must be regularized or demolished.

2. Missing statutory NOCs — Fire NOC pending, lift inspector approval missing. ULB cannot issue CC until all are received.

3. Structural stability certificate inadequate — engineer's certificate without supporting calculation sheets / drawings. ULB may demand engineering basis.

4. As-built drawings missing or inadequate — must show actual constructed conditions, not just approved plans.

5. Mandatory features not provided — rainwater harvesting, solar, EV charging (per local bye-laws). Increasingly mandated for new construction.

6. Building bye-law violations — height excess, FAR overshoot, ground coverage breach, parking insufficiency. May require demolition or compounding fees.

7. Compounding fee dispute — when minor violations exist, ULB allows 'compounding' (payment of penalty); contractor / owner sometimes disputes amount.

8. Insufficient documentation — incomplete file; ULB returns for completion. Tracking + submission discipline matters.

Cross-references

Companion formats: - Building plan approval application (FMT-STA-001 / earlier in the lifecycle) - Lift / escalator inspector approval (FMT-STA-005) - Fire NOC application (FMT-STA-002) - Electrical safety certificate (FMT-STA-003) - Occupancy Certificate (OC) application — typically follows CC

Regulatory framework: - National Building Code 2016 Part 2 — Administrative provisions; CC requirements - State Building Bye-laws — vary by state / ULB (Delhi MPD, Mumbai DCR, Bangalore BBMP, Hyderabad GHMC, etc.) - Town & Country Planning Acts — state-specific - Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 (RERA) — for residential projects, project completion certification + CC are linked

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