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A certificate of final inspection is a statutory document issued under the Building Act and the Building Regulations.
A certificate of final inspection is issued by a building surveyor for extensions, alterations or building works to existing buildings (including houses) that do not require the issuing of an occupancy permit.
The need for a certificate of final inspection will be indicated on your building permit.