Processing Time
1-2 working dayFees
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Office of the Municipal EngineeringQuick summary
Prepare your documents
Before you apply, prepare the following:
Citizen's Charter procedure
Follow each client step and see what the office will do next.
Step 1
1. Submit application through LGU Online Portal and upload required documents.
1.1 Receive and review submitted documents online. 1.2 Verify completeness and authenticity of documents. 1.3 Notify applicants for schedule of inspection (if necessary).
Step 2
2. Pay required fees through online payment system
2.1 Validate and confirm payment in the system.
Step 3
3. Await inspection schedule (if applicable).
3.1 Conduct inspection of establishment. 3.2 Evaluate compliance
Step 4
4. Receive Business Occupancy Permit (Digital Copy).
4.1 Prepare and approve permit. 4.2 Release permit via email or downloadable from portal.
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Official time details
Estimated processing time1-2 working day
Where this service is handled
Office of the Municipal Engineering
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