Commissioning of a complex of non-residential buildings

What services does a lawyer dealing with VVENB provide in Kyiv?

A lawyer specializing in the commissioning of non-residential buildings provides a wide range of services, including:

• Checking documentation for compliance with regulations and legal requirements.
• Legal analysis of possible risks and their elimination.
• Representation and protection of the client’s interests in relevant bodies and inspection institutions.
• Development of a strategy for interaction with state authorities to obtain all necessary permits.

What types of consultations are provided by a lawyer who puts non-residential buildings into operation?

A lawyer specializing in the commissioning of non-residential buildings can provide advice on:

• Commissioning procedure and documentation requirements.
• Legal obligations of real estate owners after obtaining a permit.
• Risks and ways to avoid them during the VVENB process.

Why should you use the services of a LAWYER in Ukraine for the commissioning of non-residential buildings?

• Expertise and Experience: Lawyers specializing in VVENB have in-depth knowledge of legislation and procedures, which helps them effectively solve clients’ issues.
• Minimization of Risks: They help to avoid possible problems and risks associated with non-compliance with legislation or wrong actions during the VVENB process.
• Savings of money: Lawyers will help to prevent defects in the commissioning process and, as a result, will save money that would have been spent on paying for additional examinations and surveys.
• Saving Time and Effort: Professional lawyers will sort all the documentation, interact with the relevant institutions, and help you focus on your business.

Documents you will need

To put a complex of non-residential buildings into operation in Ukraine, you need to have a number of mandatory documents and permits. The main ones include:

1. Technical passport: This is a document that contains information about the technical characteristics of the building, its construction, purpose, number of floors and other technical details.
2. Permit for construction works: This permit is issued before the start of construction and indicates that the customer of the construction has taken all necessary actions to start the construction procedure and that they meet all standards and requirements.
3. Building Licenses and Permits: All necessary building licenses and permits must be obtained before construction begins.
4. Construction projects: Include architectural and engineering construction projects that must be developed and approved by the relevant authorities.
5. Conclusions of technical examinations: documents confirming that the building complies with all norms and safety standards
6. Permits for connection to engineering networks include permits for connection to the power grid, water supply, sewerage and other communication systems.
7. Plans and diagrams of the building: documents that show the layout of the building, the location of the premises, communications and other aspects.

These documents must be prepared and checked by a qualified lawyer or real estate specialist before putting the complex of non-residential buildings into operation.