Digital Permitting

Announcing ePlan!

Announcing the new Electronic Plan Review (ePlan).

Guide to Getting a Permit

Are you looking to kick-off a major development project or renovate the interior of your residence? Or maybe you would like to expand your restaurant? This page gives general guidelines to the City's permitting process.

Standard Naming Convention for Drawings & Documents

The City of Miami has issued a standard naming convention for all types of files that will be uploaded into our new Electronic Planning (ePlan), including drawings or plans and documents. Each page shall be uploaded as a separate file. (i.e. If there at 20 pages that makes up your MEP drawings, each page should be named and uploaded individually).

Submit Plans (Drawings) & Documents Electronically

Are you looking to submit or revise plans (drawings) and/or documents to a permit you've already applied for? You can now submit these online for the City of Miami to review electronically.

Digitally Sign & Seal Documents

In the City of Miami's new Electronic Plan Review system (ePlan), you, your architect, contractor, etc. will have to digitally sign and "seal" your drawings and/or documents. This page teaches you exactly how to do so.

Resource Page for Digital Signatures

In the electronic plan review process, it is crucial that a design and/or engineer professional, land surveyor and/or mapper be able to prove their identity and the integrity of documentation that they submit. In the City of Miami, this is done by utilizing PKI based digital signatures for signing and sealing electronically produced plan sets and other documents requirement professional signature.

Permitting Forms & Documents

This forms library will eventually include most of the forms necessary for all permitting projects.

ePlan FAQs

ePlan stands for City of Miami Electronic Plan Review. This system accepts applications electronically and allows applicants to view feedback, upload plans and documents, track progress and more.

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