PREMISES & PROPERTY

Owner's NOC / Consent Letter for Business Premises

Use when you operate from premises you do not own, such as rented space, a relative's property or a shared office. GST officers and other licensing authorities usually ask for this with the owner's ownership proof before approving the address.

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Owner name *

Owner residential address *

Arrangement

Business name *

Business constitution

Proprietor / director / partner name *

Premises address *

Portion usede.g. "the whole", "the ground floor", "one cabin on the first floor"

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Registrations / purposes

Ownership proof enclosed

Electricity consumer no.

Property tax / assessment no.

Rent / licence agreement date (if any)

Place *

Date *

Laws this relies on

Central Goods and Services Tax Rules, 2017 · Rule 8GST registration requires proof of the principal place of business; for rented or shared premises a consent letter from the owner is commonly uploaded.
Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 · Section 25Registration is granted for the place(s) of business declared, which must be verifiable.
State Shops & Establishments ActsRegistration of a shop or establishment is at the address where the business is carried on.

How to execute

Sign on your letterhead and send. No stamp paper needed.

Have the owner sign every page and attach a self-attested copy of the owner's PAN / Aadhaar and a recent electricity bill or property tax receipt. Some states and officers ask for the NOC on stamp paper or notarised — check before filing. Attach the rent / leave and licence agreement where one exists.

Click anywhere in the letter to edit it. Changes to the form keep flowing in.

This is a general template, not legal advice. Laws, stamp duty and procedures vary by state and change over time — have a qualified advocate review it for your facts before signing or sending.