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When do I need plans in order to pull a permit?

Any permit other than Express Permits or the online permits require plans. For the list of the Express Permits, check the corresponding Information Bulletin.

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When do I need to apply for a Demolition Pre-Inspection (DPI)?

Whenever a building is demolished, a Demo Pre-Inspection (DPI) is required. See the Information Bulletin P/BC 2014-039 available on LADBS.ORG for more information.

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When do I need to apply for a Grading Pre-Inspection (GPI)?

A Grading Pre-Inspection (GPI) is required for any grading work on a property which is within LA City Special Grading Area. Check ZIMAS to see if your property is in the Special Grading Area.

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When do I need to apply for a Sign Pre-Inspection (SPI)?

Most of the signs except wall signs, under certain conditions, require a Sign Pre-Inspection (SPI) report. See the Information Bulletin P/BC 2014-078 for more information.

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Can I apply for a permit online?

Yes. You can apply for the permits which do not require plan check. Please visit ePermit to apply.

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Can I ask for a permit extension if my permit has expired?

No, a permit is valid for two years from the time the permit fees are paid. You will need to obtain a new permit for the remaining work not completed under the expired permit.

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Can I ask for my permit extension?

Yes, you can ask the inspector for your project about a permit extension.

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Can I ask for Plan Check extension?

A request for Plan Check extension can be granted in most cases. See the Policy for Plan Check Time Extension Information Bulletin for more information.

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Can I get my permit same day?

The "Express Permits" can be issued on the same day. See the Information Bulletin P/GI 2023-003 for the list of the Express Permits.

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Can I pull a permit for my house when I am residing in the house?

Yes. You will need to provide proof that you are residing in that house, such as a DWP or a Gas Company statement.

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