Open & Expired Permits

Open or Expired Permit Holding Up Your Property?

Old permits frequently surface at the worst possible moment. We research, identify, and coordinate the path forward.

Old Permits Frequently Surface During

Property sales
Title searches
Refinancing
Renovations
New permit applications
Property due diligence

An old permit doesn't necessarily tell you what needs to happen next.

Vía Veritas begins by researching the permit history and determining the current status with the applicable building department.

Depending on the permit and jurisdiction, next steps may include administrative follow-up, permit reactivation or reissuance, inspections, contractor involvement, updated documentation, professional certifications, a superseding permit, or other jurisdiction-specific requirements.

Our Process

How We Address Open & Expired Permits

1

Research

We research the available permit history and current status.

2

Identify

We determine the outstanding administrative requirements reported by the applicable jurisdiction.

3

Develop the Path Forward

We explain the next administrative steps and identify when a contractor, architect, engineer, or other licensed professional may be required.

4

Coordinate

If the client retains Vía Veritas for additional services, we coordinate the administrative process toward resolution and closeout.

Important

Every open or expired permit is different.

Researching the permit first allows us to understand the issue before quoting additional services.

Have an Open or Expired Permit?

Schedule a consultation and send us the property address and permit number, if available.

Important Disclaimer

Vía Veritas Solutions LLC provides administrative permit processing, coordination, tracking, and expediting services. Vía Veritas Solutions LLC is not a licensed contractor, architect, engineer, building code administrator, plans examiner, inspector, or law firm and does not perform services requiring professional or occupational licensure. Technical documents, plans, calculations, specifications, certifications, and responses requiring professional expertise must be prepared or provided by the appropriately licensed professional. Permit approvals, inspections, governmental processing times, and final outcomes are determined solely by the applicable governmental authority and cannot be guaranteed. Code and permit violation matters are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.