An Occupancy Permit is an official document issued by a local government or building authority that allows a person or organization to occupy a building or space. This permit ensures that the structure meets all safety, health, and zoning regulations. It is typically required after construction, renovation, or change of use of a property. To obtain an Occupancy Permit, the property must pass inspections that verify compliance with building codes and regulations. This process helps ensure that the building is safe for occupants and can be used for its intended purpose, whether it be residential, commercial, or industrial.