You sealed it. We carry it through the queue.
Your fee stopped at the permit set, and the comment letters keep coming. We submit it and stay on the review, and every comment reaches you in the reviewer's own words rather than a summary of them.
Call and talk to a permit specialist — scoped to architects & engineers.
What your projects run into
- Permit application filing and drawing submission for your client
- Plan review comment tracking and resubmittal packages
- Firm licensure and certificates of authorization by state
- Zoning and use group verification before the design freezes
- Third-party plan review where the jurisdiction allows it
- Fire protection and life safety review submissions
- Energy code compliance documentation
- Code modification, alternate, and variance requests
Where the time goes
- A comment letter landing the week your principal is out, with answers due before the review slot closes
- A reviewer asking for a code alternate on a detail the contractor already bid
- Three jurisdictions wanting the same sealed set in three sheet sizes, three file formats, and three naming conventions
Each of those is days or weeks on a calendar you don't control. Handled early, most of them never happen.
We are not a second set of eyes on your design. We do not redline your drawings — we file them, answer what the jurisdiction asks of the applicant, and hand the rest back untouched.
Straight answers
Can a permit expediter file on behalf of the design professional?
Yes. The seal and the design responsibility stay with you. The application, the submission format, the fees, and the comment cycle move through us.
Do you change our drawings?
No. Comments come back to you as the reviewer wrote them, with the filing history and what that jurisdiction has accepted before. The response is yours to draw.
Do we need firm licensure in every state we submit in?
Usually. Most state boards license the firm as well as the individual, and the locality checks both at intake. Certificates of authorization renew on their own cycle, separate from your personal license.
Call and talk to a permit specialist
(240) 344-5075Ten minutes on your project. You leave with the permits and licenses it needs, in order, with the clocks that run on each.