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Puerto Rico Permits & Construction Center.

Organize your project. Check the official portals. Meet professionals who can guide you.

Cruz General Contractors is not a government agency. It does not process or approve permits, does not issue certifications, is not connected live to any official system and does not guarantee permits or timelines. Do not start work that requires authorization before obtaining it. We will never ask for agency passwords or your Social Security number.
General routeWho does each step

A project’s progress line

General guidance; your case may have different steps.

  1. Client

    1 · Idea, sketch and photos

    You define what you want to do and gather measurements, photos and documents for the lot.

  2. Professional

    2 · Evaluation and design

    A licensed architect, engineer or land surveyor evaluates the site and prepares the required plans.

  3. Client Professional

    3 · Filing

    The application is filed in the official portal (SBP) or with the municipality, depending on jurisdiction.

  4. Government · exclusive decision

    4 · Evaluation and decision

    The competent agency or municipality evaluates, requests corrections and decides. No one else can approve.

  5. Client / contractor

    5 · Authorized construction

    Work starts only with the required authorizations.

  6. Government Inspector / professional

    6 · Inspections and use permit

    Inspections and use permit as applicable.

AgenciesOfficial external links

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MunicipalitiesInformation sheets

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    QuestionnairePreliminary route

    Check permits: 7 questions

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    6. Do you have any of these? (for guidance; don’t upload documents)
    7. Do you have a licensed professional?

    Documents that may be requested

    Guidance list; each procedure has its own official requirements.

    • Deed or proof of ownership.
    • Boundary or site survey by a licensed land surveyor.
    • Project plans sealed by a licensed architect or engineer, when applicable.
    • Cadastral number (CRIM).
    • Photos of the site.
    • Agency endorsements (water, electricity, environment), if applicable.
    • Municipal documents: see your municipality’s sheet above.

    Track my application

    The official status of an application is checked in the Single Business Portal or directly with the municipality. This site does not check or show official statuses and will never ask for your SBP password.

    Coming soon: a private area to save your sketches, estimates and milestones (requires a server with secure accounts; not yet available).

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