Fire NOC Registration in Haryana

Introduction and Its Compliance

A Fire NOC (No Objection Certificate) is law mandated safety clearance issued by the Haryana Fire Services to certify that a building or commercial establishment complies with all the prescribed fire safety guidelines. Under the provisions of the Haryana Fire Service Act, 2009 and the National Building Code (NBC) of India, it is mandatory for high-rise and structures to obtain a Fire NOC before occupying or commencing any operations. Lawfinity helps client across Haryana from Gurugram to Faridabad, Panipat to Karnal in obtaining the Fire NOC efficiently, ensuring that all the legal and safety standards are duly complied without any delays or penalties.

Why It Is Needed

The Fire NOC gives the authenticity that the premises are equipped with proper fire safety infrastructure and that all the fire prevention systems are functional and approved by law. It is crucial for obtaining Occupancy Certificates, Building Completion Certificates and licenses from local authorities like Municipal Corporations and DTCP. Lawfinity by your side, your establishment remains compliant with fire safety requirements, minimizing operational risks and supporting legal and insurance processes in the state of Haryana.

Benefits and Advantages

• Legal Compliance: A valid Fire NOC confirms adherence to Haryana fire safety laws and helps avoid legal complications and license rejections.
• Occupant Safety: Ensures the safety of employees, visitors and residents by verifying proper fire exits, alarms and suppression systems are in place.
• Mandatory Requirement: A prerequisite for other major licenses, including completion certificates, trade licenses and project approvals.
• Better Credibility: Demonstrates that your premises are safe and reliable, building trust among stakeholders, customers and authorities.
• Insurance Facilitation: Helps in securing or settling insurance claims related to fire damage by proving compliance with fire norms.

Eligibility Criteria

As per Haryana Fire Service Rules, a Fire NOC is mandatory for:

• • Residential apartments/buildings exceeding 15 meters in height
• • Commercial complexes, malls, schools and hospitals over 500 sq.m. of built-up area
• • Factories and industrial units dealing with flammable materials
• • Hotels, banquet halls and public assembly buildings
• • Any premises storing hazardous or combustible items

Documents Required

For obtaining a Fire NOC in Haryana, the following documents are generally required:

• • KYC documents of the applicant (Pan, Aadhaar, Voter id, Passport etc.)
• • Email id and mobile number of the applicant
• Building layout approved by DTCP/Municipality
• Permission Letter/BR-III
• Architect’s certificate confirming compliance with fire norms
• Applied number of towers and total tower approved
• Fire safety equipment layout
• Completion certificate or building stability certificate
• Ownership proof (sale deed/lease agreement)
• Authority letter regarding signatory of the document
• Photographs of fire safety systems
• Affidavit from owner/promoter

Lawfinity assists in collecting, reviewing and submitting all required documentation to avoid procedural rejections.

Steps

Timelines

The typical time required to obtain a Fire NOC in Haryana is 15 to 25 working days, depending on the type and complexity of the project. This may vary in cases where re-inspection or additional documents are required.

Penalties

Failure to obtain a Fire NOC in Haryana or non-compliance with the Fire Safety Act may attract serious consequences such as:

• Fines ranging from ₹25,000 to ₹50,000 or more depending on the violation
• Sealing of premises or disconnection of essential services
• Criminal liabilities under the Fire Services Act for negligence in case of mishap