Sign Permit Service + NYC Building Violations + OAC Registration

Sign Permit Service + NYC Building Violations + OAC Registration

A home improvement contractor client retained our firm to obtain a permit for displaying advertising signage. During our discovery phase, we found the property had received an NYC building violation. Also, the property owner would need to renew their registration before the installation of the sign. Our team worked with all parties involved to facilitate the moving parts, resulting in:

  • a renewal of the registration
  • a dismissal of the violation
  • pulling of the sign permit
  • the installation of the new signage for our client

The entire process from the initial inquiry to installation took seven weeks with our expediting service.

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All Boro Expediter NYC Building Expeditor and Licensing Filing Representative
Valerie Samuel is a New York City building expeditor and licensing filing representative who helps property owners, developers, real estate brokers, and title companies resolve DOB, HPD, and ECB violations and navigate building compliance issues across New York City.
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