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Regularisation refers to the process of certifying building works that have been carried out without Building Regulations approval. ... When steps have been taken to ensure the building complies with current standards, or if no such work is required, then a regularisation certificate will be issued.

As part of the Building Regulations process Assent will notify your local authority of your intended building work on what is called an 'Initial Notice'. You may start work just as soon as this notice has been accepted by your local authority usually after 5 working days.

A regularisation application is a retrospective application relating to previously unauthorised works i.e. works carried out without building regulations consent, started on or after the 11 November 1985. The purpose of the process is to regularise the unauthorised works and obtain a certificate of regularisation.

You can apply for building regulations approval from your local authority building control service by giving a building notice. Plans are not required with this process so it's quicker and less detailed than the full plans application.

A Building Notice application doesn't require detailed plans to be submitted. It's generally quicker than the full plans application and is designed to enable some types of building work to get under way quickly. ... Payment for the Building Notice route is required upon application. No further charges are made.

For an application by Building Notice, there are no detailed plans to inspect and approve so you can start work as soon as the notice is accepted - usually within 48 hours. With a Full Plans application the plans have to be thoroughly examined before being approved.

You can apply for building regulations approval from your local authority building control service by giving a building notice. Plans are not required with this process so it's quicker and less detailed than the full plans application.

A charge is usually payable for the submission of a Building Notice, this charge covers the inspection of works and must be paid totally with the submission. ... The fee is equivalent to the plan fee and inspection fees payable for a Full Plans submission.

A Building Notice application doesn't require detailed plans to be submitted. It's generally quicker than the full plans application and is designed to enable some types of building work to get under way quickly. ... Payment for the Building Notice route is required upon application. No further charges are made.

A charge is usually payable for the submission of a Building Notice, this charge covers the inspection of works and must be paid totally with the submission. ... The fee is equivalent to the plan fee and inspection fees payable for a Full Plans submission.