Ladakh - Apply for Occupancy Certificate
ProcedureEdit
Apply In-Person:
- To get an Occupancy Certificate (OC), the flat owner has to approach the nearest local corporation or municipality Contact Link
- Note: Please click on the link and then click on the respective district name to view contact details.
- Collect the form from the concerned officer and enter all the necessary details.
- After filling the application form, make sure to attach all the documents listed in the “Required documents” section of this page.
- Along with the required documents, the application form has to be submitted.
- The authorities will then conduct a physical inspection of the building and will evaluate if the building is constructed according to the approved plan and then, issue the certificate within 30 days from the date of submission.
- If there are deviations up to 5% from the approved plan, a fine will be levied based on the extent of the deviation. The OC will be issued after the fee is paid.
- Note: The application form for obtaining OC should be submitted within 30 days of completing the construction.
Required DocumentsEdit
- Commencement Certificate
- Completion Certificate
- Built and Section plan
- NOC for fire and pollution
- Area calculation sheet of floor signed by an authorised architect
- Photographs of the completed building
- Tax assessment with tax paid receipt
- Photographs of rain harvesting and solar panels
- Copy of the sanctioned plan
Office Locations & ContactsEdit
Municipal Council
Leh, Ladakh 194101
Landline- 011-24658101, 011-24656101, 011-24654101, 011-24655207 011-24648101(O)
Contacts Link
- Note: Please click on the link and then click on the respective district name to view contact details
EligibilityEdit
- Usually the builder is required to obtain an occupation certificate, but the flat-owner can also apply for an occupation certificate.
FeesEdit
The costs involved may vary based on several factors so please pay according to the authority’s quote.
ValidityEdit
The OC has no limitation period and it is permanently valid.
Documents to UseEdit
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Sample DocumentsEdit
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Processing TimeEdit
- The Municipal Corporation is bound to give permission for occupancy or reject the owner/builder’s application within 30 days from the date of inspection.
- If the applicant receives no communication, either of approval or rejection of the permission (along with the reasons for the rejection), the permission shall be deemed to have been given to him.
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InstructionsEdit
- The application form for obtaining OC should be submitted within 30 days of completing the construction.
Required InformationEdit
Applicant Details
- Salutation
- First Name
- Middle Name
- Last Name
- Mobile No.
- Date of Birth
- Age
- Gender
- Aadhaar No.
- Date of Application
- Nationality
Address of the Building
- Country
- State
- District
- Sub-divison
- Rural or Urban
- Block/Municipality/Corporation
- Block/Municipality/Corporation Name
- Village or Ward
- Police Station
- Post Office
- Address Line 1
- Address Line 2
- Pin Code
- Holding No.
- Premises No
- Mouza Name
- J.L. No.
Permanent Address of Applicant
- Country
- State
- District
- Sub-divison
- Rural or Urban
- Block/Municipality/Corporation
- Block/Municipality/Corporation Name
- Village or Ward
- Police Station
- Post Office
- Address Line 1
- Address Line 2
- Pin Code
Other Details
- Date of Completion
- Actual Height of the Building (Metres)
- Nearby road width (Metres)
- Buildings falling in the vicinity areas such as Water bodies or Railways or Electrical lines or Airport
- Risk
List of Documents
- Approved Building Permit
- Revised Building Plan, if any deviation
- Structural Stability Certificate signed by Structural Engineer or Architect or LBS or Geo Technical Engineer or Structural Reviewer as applicable
- Completion certificate for inside house drainage & Water supply network
- Certificate pertaining to the Lift Installation
- Any Other Document as necessary
- Declaration
- Signature
- Date of Application
Need for the DocumentEdit
All buyers should request an occupancy certificate from a seller for the following reasons:
- The building can be demolished anytime, considering it to be an unauthorised structure, if there is no occupancy certificate.
- It is mandatory to have an occupancy certificate at the time of resale of flat.
- The civic infrastructures disengage anytime without an occupancy certificate.
- If there is no occupancy certificate, no person can occupy the house.
- The occupancy certificate serves as the final pass certificate of a project or a building.
- An occupancy certificate confirms that the building has satisfied all the building norm and local laws, and hence safe to occupy.
Information which might helpEdit
In case the seller doesn’t provide an Occupancy Certificate, please follow the below guidelines:
- A RERA complaint can be filed.
- An RTI can be filed to know the reason for not issuing an occupancy certificate.
- Legal notice can be issued to the builder asking him to obtain an occupancy certificate.
- If the developer has delayed, a claim can be made in the consumer court.
Other uses of the Document/CertificateEdit
The occupancy certificate authorizes customers to stay in the property. It is issued by the metropolitan authorities after all other related supporting documents, stating that requirements such as building standards, fire and elevator safety norms, drainage, and so on, are in place.
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