The documents constituting the building permit file Terms of use of the service:• - That the citizen owns the property to be built on • - That this piece comes from an approved division, and that its characterization and designation contained in the example of the preparation of the area • - Respecting the established regulations regarding the protection of agricultural lands, in terms of archeology, historical monuments, natural and urban sites, and in the area of preserved areas. • - That the citizen submit a complete obligatory file according to the legislation in force. Required documents 1. A request on plain paper signed by the applicant or his representative. 2. A certificate of ownership, entitlement judgment, or other document proving that the plot of land for which construction is to be erected belongs to him. 3. A technical guidance card signed by the architect, the project designer. 4. A construction project on 7 isotopes, prepared in Juba by an architect, which includes a site example of the property, a camel example measuring 1/500 and above, various floor designs, examples of sections defined for lengths, as well as facades on a scale of 100/1 and above 5. A hairdressing decision if the plot of land to be constructed is adjacent to the public king of numbered roads. 6. The receipt of the permit deposit is taxed on the income of natural persons or the corporate tax. 7. A certificate of discharge or the receipt of the summary of the information used on the property, subject of the building permit requirement. The stages: • - Submit the file and verify that all required documents are available • - Study and conduct a field inspection when necessary • - Presenting the file to the Technical Committee for Building Permits • - After fulfilling all the statutory and legal requirements, Qar will be prepared for building permits or justified refusals • - Handing over the license after paying the required fees for the purpose Order time: • - Within 45 days from the date of filing the complete positive file • - Within 60 days if the building is in an area, for example, to be completed • - Within 90 days if the building is within 200 meters of natural, cultural, archaeological, preserved, or historical sites.
