COMMISSIONING OF THE OFFICE BUILDING

What services in Kyiv does a lawyer who deals with the commissioning of office buildings provide?

1. Legal analysis of documentation: The lawyer will conduct a detailed review of all documents related to the office building, ensuring their compliance with the requirements of the law.
2. Interaction with government institutions: carrying out all necessary communications with relevant authorities for obtaining licenses and permits
3. Legal protection of the client’s interests: representation before authorities and courts in case of possible disputes or misunderstandings

What types of consultations are provided by a lawyer who puts office buildings into operation?

1. Advice on the preparation of documents: The lawyer provides specific instructions on the necessary documents and their content for successful commissioning.
2. Legal obligations after obtaining a permit: Clarification of the rights and obligations of owners after the completion of the VVEOB procedure.

Why should you use the services of a lawyer in Ukraine to put office buildings into operation?

1. Knowledge of local legislation: Lawyers have a deep understanding of Ukrainian legislation and local regulations, which is critical for successful commissioning.
2. Effective process: They take into account all the subtleties and nuances of the commissioning procedure, which saves the client’s time and resources.
3. Legal protection: Lawyers provide protection for your interests in case of possible disputes or conflicts with inspection bodies.

What documents will you need to put the office building into operation?

In order to put an office building into operation, it is usually necessary to collect a number of documents and comply with certain rules and regulations. Exact requirements may vary depending on legislation and regulations. However, here is a general list of documents that may be required for the commissioning of an office building:

 Permissive documentation:

• Permits for construction: Usually, you need to have a building permit for the construction of an office building.
• Project documents: schemes, plans, and visualizations of the building, approved by the relevant authorities

 Technical documentation:

• Technical passport of the building: A document that contains information about the building, its parameters, and its technical characteristics
• Acts of acceptance and handover: If the building was constructed by third-party firms, acts of acceptance and handover of works may be required.

 Documents for the land plot:

• The right of ownership or the right to use the land plot: documents that confirm the right of ownership or the right to use the land plot on which the building is located

 Safety and fire safety documents:

• Documents on safety systems and fire prevention measures: include evacuation plans, fire safety instructions, etc.

 Other documents:

• Certificate of suitability of the premises: If the building is planned for commercial use, a certificate confirming the suitability of the premises for the specified purposes may be required.
• Contracts with local services: documents that confirm that the building is supplied with water, electricity, gas, etc.

This is a general list and may vary depending on the specific requirements and regulations of your country and local authorities. It is recommended that you contact your local authorities or seek advice from an attorney or real estate professional for accurate information about your particular situation.