Do I need a notary for the Special Inspection and Testing Agreement?

No. The agreement has signature and date lines for the listed parties but no notary block or sworn attachment.

Who completes the Special Inspection and Testing Agreement?

The owner and registered design professional complete the agreement. The contractor and special inspection and testing providers also sign their acknowledgment lines.

When is the agreement required?

The document says the agreement is required for large projects and must be completed before the building permit is issued.

How do I submit the Special Inspection and Testing Agreement?

The registered design professional submits the completed agreement and the City’s Statement of Special Inspections with the Building Permit Application to the Building Department.

Luna Pier, MI · Monroe County

No notary required

Special Inspection and Testing Agreement

This agreement records responsibilities for special inspections and testing, and is completed by the owner, design professional, contractor, and inspection providers on large projects.

What this form is

Luna Pier requires this agreement for large projects before issuing a building permit. The owner and registered design professional complete it, and the design professional submits it with the City’s Statement of Special Inspections and the Building Permit Application. It identifies the project and permit and sets out responsibilities for the owner, design professional, contractor, inspection agencies, inspectors, testing labs, and Building Department.

Who needs it

Owners and registered design professionals on large projects complete the agreement, and the contractor and inspection providers sign their acknowledgment lines.

How to submit it

The registered design professional submits the completed agreement and Statement of Special Inspections with the Building Permit Application to the Building Department.

About notarization

This agreement is signed without a notary; it contains no notarized or sworn attachment, so the listed parties sign and date their acknowledgment lines.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Agreement
Download the Special Inspection and Testing Agreement PDF.
2
Complete The Project Information
Enter the project name, address, and building permit number, then review the responsibilities.
3
Gather The Related Statement
Complete the City’s Statement of Special Inspections for submission with the agreement.
4
Sign And Submit
Have the listed parties sign and date the agreement. Submit it with the Statement of Special Inspections and Building Permit Application to the Building Department.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a notary for the Special Inspection and Testing Agreement?: No. The agreement has signature and date lines for the listed parties but no notary block or sworn attachment.
Who completes the Special Inspection and Testing Agreement?: The owner and registered design professional complete the agreement. The contractor and special inspection and testing providers also sign their acknowledgment lines.
When is the agreement required?: The document says the agreement is required for large projects and must be completed before the building permit is issued.
How do I submit the Special Inspection and Testing Agreement?: The registered design professional submits the completed agreement and the City’s Statement of Special Inspections with the Building Permit Application to the Building Department.

Need something notarized?

This Special Inspection and Testing Agreement doesn’t need a notary — but Michigan residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.