Identification documents of the incorporators. 2. If there are legal entities: document of existence and legal representation. 3. In the case of a minor constituent: certified copy of the civil registry of birth. He/she shall appear through legal representatives (parents). 4. Bylaws of the company: a. Name, domicile, nationality of grantors. b. Type of company and its name. c. Address of the company and its branches. d. Corporate purpose: main activities. e. Capital stock: subscription and payment by member. f. Form of administering business: attributions of administrators and reserves of associates. g. Convening and constitution of meetings. h. Dates of inventories, balance sheets and distribution of profits. i. Precise duration and grounds for early dissolution. j. Form of liquidation: assets to be returned or distributed. k. Decisions of arbitration or amiable compositeurs. l. Legal representatives of the corporation: powers and duties. m. Powers and duties of the statutory auditor. n. Other covenants compatible with the type of corporation.

1. Gather identification documents of the partners. 2. 2. To make bylaws. 3. File the documentation before a notary. 4. Make payment at the notary's office. 5. Register public deed before the Chamber of Commerce (commercial registry). 6. Pay at the Chamber of Commerce (registration fees and corresponding taxes). 7. Request registration in the RUT before the DIAN.

Notarial act reflecting the will of one or more duly identified persons to incorporate a corporation, authorized by a notary public.

Identification documents of the incorporators. 2. If there are legal entities: document of existence and legal representation. 3. In the case of a minor constituent: certified copy of the civil registry of birth. He/she shall appear through legal representatives (parents). 4. Bylaws of the company: a. Name, domicile, nationality of grantors. b. Type of company and its name. c. Address of the company and its branches. d. Corporate purpose: main activities. e. Capital stock: subscription and payment by member. f. Form of administering business: attributions of administrators and reserves of associates. g. Convening and constitution of meetings. h. Dates of inventories, balance sheets and distribution of profits. i. Precise duration and grounds for early dissolution. j. Form of liquidation: assets to be returned or distributed. k. Decisions of arbitration or amiable compositeurs. l. Legal representatives of the corporation: powers and duties. m. Powers and duties of the statutory auditor. n. Other covenants compatible with the type of corporation.

1. Gather identification documents of the partners. 2. 2. To make bylaws. 3. File the documentation before a notary. 4. Make payment at the notary's office. 5. Register public deed before the Chamber of Commerce (commercial registry). 6. Pay at the Chamber of Commerce (registration fees and corresponding taxes). 7. Request registration in the RUT before the DIAN.

Notarial act reflecting the will of one or more duly identified persons to incorporate a corporation, authorized by a notary public.

Identification documents of the incorporators. 2. If there are legal entities: document of existence and legal representation. 3. In the case of a minor constituent: certified copy of the civil registry of birth. He/she shall appear through legal representatives (parents). 4. Bylaws of the company: a. Name, domicile, nationality of grantors. b. Type of company and its name. c. Address of the company and its branches. d. Corporate purpose: main activities. e. Capital stock: subscription and payment by member. f. Form of administering business: attributions of administrators and reserves of associates. g. Convening and constitution of meetings. h. Dates of inventories, balance sheets and distribution of profits. i. Precise duration and grounds for early dissolution. j. Form of liquidation: assets to be returned or distributed. k. Decisions of arbitration or amiable compositeurs. l. Legal representatives of the corporation: powers and duties. m. Powers and duties of the statutory auditor. n. Other covenants compatible with the type of corporation.

1. Gather identification documents of the partners. 2. 2. To make bylaws. 3. File the documentation before a notary. 4. Make payment at the notary's office. 5. Register public deed before the Chamber of Commerce (commercial registry). 6. Pay at the Chamber of Commerce (registration fees and corresponding taxes). 7. Request registration in the RUT before the DIAN.

Notarial act reflecting the will of one or more duly identified persons to incorporate a corporation, authorized by a notary public.

Identification documents of the incorporators. 2. If there are legal entities: document of existence and legal representation. 3. In the case of a minor constituent: certified copy of the civil registry of birth. He/she shall appear through legal representatives (parents). 4. Bylaws of the company: a. Name, domicile, nationality of grantors. b. Type of company and its name. c. Address of the company and its branches. d. Corporate purpose: main activities. e. Capital stock: subscription and payment by member. f. Form of administering business: attributions of administrators and reserves of associates. g. Convening and constitution of meetings. h. Dates of inventories, balance sheets and distribution of profits. i. Precise duration and grounds for early dissolution. j. Form of liquidation: assets to be returned or distributed. k. Decisions of arbitration or amiable compositeurs. l. Legal representatives of the corporation: powers and duties. m. Powers and duties of the statutory auditor. n. Other covenants compatible with the type of corporation.

1. Gather identification documents of the partners. 2. 2. To make bylaws. 3. File the documentation before a notary. 4. Make payment at the notary's office. 5. Register public deed before the Chamber of Commerce (commercial registry). 6. Pay at the Chamber of Commerce (registration fees and corresponding taxes). 7. Request registration in the RUT before the DIAN.

Notarial act reflecting the will of one or more duly identified persons to incorporate a corporation, authorized by a notary public.

Identification documents of the incorporators. 2. If there are legal entities: document of existence and legal representation. 3. In the case of a minor constituent: certified copy of the civil registry of birth. He/she shall appear through legal representatives (parents). 4. Bylaws of the company: a. Name, domicile, nationality of grantors. b. Type of company and its name. c. Address of the company and its branches. d. Corporate purpose: main activities. e. Capital stock: subscription and payment by member. f. Form of administering business: attributions of administrators and reserves of associates. g. Convening and constitution of meetings. h. Dates of inventories, balance sheets and distribution of profits. i. Precise duration and grounds for early dissolution. j. Form of liquidation: assets to be returned or distributed. k. Decisions of arbitration or amiable compositeurs. l. Legal representatives of the corporation: powers and duties. m. Powers and duties of the statutory auditor. n. Other covenants compatible with the type of corporation.

1. Gather identification documents of the partners. 2. 2. To make bylaws. 3. File the documentation before a notary. 4. Make payment at the notary's office. 5. Register public deed before the Chamber of Commerce (commercial registry). 6. Pay at the Chamber of Commerce (registration fees and corresponding taxes). 7. Request registration in the RUT before the DIAN.

Notarial act reflecting the will of one or more duly identified persons to incorporate a corporation, authorized by a notary public.

Documentation to be notarized: 1. Copy of the founding document and bylaws of the foreign corporation. 2. Copy of documents proving the existence of the foreign corporation, with apostille certificate. 3. Copy of the document or resolution of the foreign company authorizing the branch in Colombia, including: a. Name and availability of the name of the branch. b. Activities to be developed. c. Allocated capital and its origin. d. Address of the branch. e. Duration and grounds for termination. f. Powers of legal representatives. g. Appointment of the statutory auditor and legal representatives. h. Translation into Spanish and apostille certificate if the documents are in another language. Documentation required for the registration of the branch of a foreign company: - RUES. - RUT. - Identity documents.

Present the incorporation document. 2. Attach a notarized copy of the above mentioned documents. 3. Verify the integrity and legibility of the documents submitted. 4. Pay the commercial registration fees of the branch, calculated according to the assets declared in the form.

A branch is a commercial establishment in Colombia opened by a foreign company, whose administrator legally represents it (Article 263 of the Code of Commerce). It allows the company to carry out permanent business in Colombia (Article 58 of the General Code of the Process, Article 20 of the Tax Statute and Article 471 of the Code of Commerce).

Documentation to be notarized: 1. Copy of the founding document and bylaws of the foreign corporation. 2. Copy of documents proving the existence of the foreign corporation, with apostille certificate. 3. Copy of the document or resolution of the foreign company authorizing the branch in Colombia, including: a. Name and availability of the name of the branch. b. Activities to be developed. c. Allocated capital and its origin. d. Address of the branch. e. Duration and grounds for termination. f. Powers of legal representatives. g. Appointment of the statutory auditor and legal representatives. h. Translation into Spanish and apostille certificate if the documents are in another language. Documentation required for the registration of the branch of a foreign company: - RUES. - RUT. - Identity documents.

Present the incorporation document. 2. Attach a notarized copy of the above mentioned documents. 3. Verify the integrity and legibility of the documents submitted. 4. Pay the commercial registration fees of the branch, calculated according to the assets declared in the form.

A branch is a commercial establishment in Colombia opened by a foreign company, whose administrator legally represents it (Article 263 of the Code of Commerce). It allows the company to carry out permanent business in Colombia (Article 58 of the General Code of the Process, Article 20 of the Tax Statute and Article 471 of the Code of Commerce).

Documentation to be notarized: 1. Copy of the founding document and bylaws of the foreign corporation. 2. Copy of documents proving the existence of the foreign corporation, with apostille certificate. 3. Copy of the document or resolution of the foreign company authorizing the branch in Colombia, including: a. Name and availability of the name of the branch. b. Activities to be developed. c. Allocated capital and its origin. d. Address of the branch. e. Duration and grounds for termination. f. Powers of legal representatives. g. Appointment of the statutory auditor and legal representatives. h. Translation into Spanish and apostille certificate if the documents are in another language. Documentation required for the registration of the branch of a foreign company: - RUES. - RUT. - Identity documents.

Present the incorporation document. 2. Attach a notarized copy of the above mentioned documents. 3. Verify the integrity and legibility of the documents submitted. 4. Pay the commercial registration fees of the branch, calculated according to the assets declared in the form.

A branch is a commercial establishment in Colombia opened by a foreign company, whose administrator legally represents it (Article 263 of the Code of Commerce). It allows the company to carry out permanent business in Colombia (Article 58 of the General Code of the Process, Article 20 of the Tax Statute and Article 471 of the Code of Commerce).

Documentation to be notarized: 1. Copy of the founding document and bylaws of the foreign corporation. 2. Copy of documents proving the existence of the foreign corporation, with apostille certificate. 3. Copy of the document or resolution of the foreign company authorizing the branch in Colombia, including: a. Name and availability of the name of the branch. b. Activities to be developed. c. Allocated capital and its origin. d. Address of the branch. e. Duration and grounds for termination. f. Powers of legal representatives. g. Appointment of the statutory auditor and legal representatives. h. Translation into Spanish and apostille certificate if the documents are in another language. Documentation required for the registration of the branch of a foreign company: - RUES. - RUT. - Identity documents.

Present the incorporation document. 2. Attach a notarized copy of the above mentioned documents. 3. Verify the integrity and legibility of the documents submitted. 4. Pay the commercial registration fees of the branch, calculated according to the assets declared in the form.

A branch is a commercial establishment in Colombia opened by a foreign company, whose administrator legally represents it (Article 263 of the Code of Commerce). It allows the company to carry out permanent business in Colombia (Article 58 of the General Code of the Process, Article 20 of the Tax Statute and Article 471 of the Code of Commerce).

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax (with cadastral appraisal) and valuation tax (if applicable in the municipality). In the case of horizontal property, the certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as banks, must do the same. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties for filing with the Public Instruments Registry Office.

The registration of real estate in a SAS begins at the notary's office to make the deed of the property. The steps are as follows: 1. Obtain all the requirements previously mentioned and then go to a Notary Office to make the registration and obtain the public deed. 2. After obtaining the public deed, it must be registered before the public instruments registry office. This can be done directly by the notary office or, otherwise, you must go to this office. It is important to take into account that, according to Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008, when you want to contribute a real estate property in the incorporation of the S.A.S., it cannot be done by private document, but it must be done by public deed and proceed with the corresponding registration. In addition, it is essential to remember that all real estate must be negotiated by public deed and registered, otherwise, the business will not be enforceable against third parties.

The registration of a real estate property for a SAS is done through a public deed, a public document signed and authorized by a notary. This deed validates the authenticity of the transaction of purchase or sale of the real estate.

Documentation to be notarized: 1. Copy of the founding document and bylaws of the foreign corporation. 2. Copy of documents proving the existence of the foreign corporation, with apostille certificate. 3. Copy of the document or resolution of the foreign company authorizing the branch in Colombia, including: a. Name and availability of the name of the branch. b. Activities to be developed. c. Allocated capital and its origin. d. Address of the branch. e. Duration and grounds for termination. f. Powers of legal representatives. g. Appointment of the statutory auditor and legal representatives. h. Translation into Spanish and apostille certificate if the documents are in another language. Documentation required for the registration of the branch of a foreign company: - RUES. - RUT. - Identity documents.

Present the incorporation document. 2. Attach a notarized copy of the above mentioned documents. 3. Verify the integrity and legibility of the documents submitted. 4. Pay the commercial registration fees of the branch, calculated according to the assets declared in the form.

A branch is a commercial establishment in Colombia opened by a foreign company, whose administrator legally represents it (Article 263 of the Code of Commerce). It allows the company to carry out permanent business in Colombia (Article 58 of the General Code of the Process, Article 20 of the Tax Statute and Article 471 of the Code of Commerce).

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax (with cadastral appraisal) and valuation tax (if applicable in the municipality). In the case of horizontal property, the certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as banks, must do the same. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties for filing with the Public Instruments Registry Office.

The registration of real estate in a SAS begins at the notary's office to make the deed of the property. The steps are as follows: 1. Obtain all the requirements previously mentioned and then go to a Notary Office to make the registration and obtain the public deed. 2. After obtaining the public deed, it must be registered before the public instruments registry office. This can be done directly by the notary office or, otherwise, you must go to this office. It is important to take into account that, according to Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008, when you want to contribute a real estate property in the incorporation of the S.A.S., it cannot be done by private document, but it must be done by public deed and proceed with the corresponding registration. In addition, it is essential to remember that all real estate must be negotiated by public deed and registered, otherwise, the business will not be enforceable against third parties.

The registration of a real estate property for a SAS is done through a public deed, a public document signed and authorized by a notary. This deed validates the authenticity of the transaction of purchase or sale of the real estate.

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax (with cadastral appraisal) and valuation tax (if applicable in the municipality). In the case of horizontal property, the certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as banks, must do the same. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties for filing with the Public Instruments Registry Office.

The registration of real estate in a SAS begins at the notary's office to make the deed of the property. The steps are as follows: 1. Obtain all the requirements previously mentioned and then go to a Notary Office to make the registration and obtain the public deed. 2. After obtaining the public deed, it must be registered before the public instruments registry office. This can be done directly by the notary office or, otherwise, you must go to this office. It is important to take into account that, according to Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008, when you want to contribute a real estate property in the incorporation of the S.A.S., it cannot be done by private document, but it must be done by public deed and proceed with the corresponding registration. In addition, it is essential to remember that all real estate must be negotiated by public deed and registered, otherwise, the business will not be enforceable against third parties.

The registration of a real estate property for a SAS is done through a public deed, a public document signed and authorized by a notary. This deed validates the authenticity of the transaction of purchase or sale of the real estate.

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax (with cadastral appraisal) and valuation tax (if applicable in the municipality). In the case of horizontal property, the certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as banks, must do the same. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties for filing with the Public Instruments Registry Office.

The registration of real estate in a SAS begins at the notary's office to make the deed of the property. The steps are as follows: 1. Obtain all the requirements previously mentioned and then go to a Notary Office to make the registration and obtain the public deed. 2. After obtaining the public deed, it must be registered before the public instruments registry office. This can be done directly by the notary office or, otherwise, you must go to this office. It is important to take into account that, according to Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008, when you want to contribute a real estate property in the incorporation of the S.A.S., it cannot be done by private document, but it must be done by public deed and proceed with the corresponding registration. In addition, it is essential to remember that all real estate must be negotiated by public deed and registered, otherwise, the business will not be enforceable against third parties.

The registration of a real estate property for a SAS is done through a public deed, a public document signed and authorized by a notary. This deed validates the authenticity of the transaction of purchase or sale of the real estate.

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax (with cadastral appraisal) and valuation tax (if applicable in the municipality). In the case of horizontal property, the certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as banks, must do the same. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties for filing with the Public Instruments Registry Office.

The registration of real estate in a SAS begins at the notary's office to make the deed of the property. The steps are as follows: 1. Obtain all the requirements previously mentioned and then go to a Notary Office to make the registration and obtain the public deed. 2. After obtaining the public deed, it must be registered before the public instruments registry office. This can be done directly by the notary office or, otherwise, you must go to this office. It is important to take into account that, according to Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008, when you want to contribute a real estate property in the incorporation of the S.A.S., it cannot be done by private document, but it must be done by public deed and proceed with the corresponding registration. In addition, it is essential to remember that all real estate must be negotiated by public deed and registered, otherwise, the business will not be enforceable against third parties.

The registration of a real estate property for a SAS is done through a public deed, a public document signed and authorized by a notary. This deed validates the authenticity of the transaction of purchase or sale of the real estate.

1. Private document: self-authenticated or acknowledged bylaws with personal presentation (according to paragraph 1 of Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008 and Article 40 of the Commercial Code). 2. The articles of incorporation must include: Name, identity document and domicile of the shareholders; Corporate name; Main domicile; Term of validity; classification of the economic activities to be developed (ISIC Code); among other aspects. 3. Form of the Registro Único Empresarial y Social - RUES administered by the Chambers of Commerce. 4. Registration in the Single Tax Registry - RUT. 5. Registration of Control Situation at the time of filing for registration in the Commercial Registry. 6. Obtaining a digital signature to carry out the procedure virtually.

To carry out the Virtual Incorporation of a SAS through the portal of the Chamber of Commerce of Bogota, follow these steps: 1. Enter the portal www.ccb.org.co and go to the procedures and inquiries section. 2. Click on "Virtual Incorporation of a SAS" and accept the terms and conditions. 3. Validate your identification. 4. Complete the required tax information. 5. Fill out the necessary forms, taking into account that the form "Registration of a Commercial Establishment" is optional. 6. Once the forms are completed, the system will calculate the amount to be paid for the incorporation of the company and, if applicable, the registration of a commercial establishment. 7. Send the notifications to the shareholders for their review and approval of the bylaws, using the digital signature of the incorporators. 8. Make the payment through the Electronic Service Provider (PSE). 9. The Bogota Chamber of Commerce will notify the successful completion of the process.

SAS are incorporated by means of a private document, where the will to create the company is expressed. This includes the name or corporate name, the corporate purpose (the activity to be carried out by the company), the capital stock, the name of the administrators, as well as the value and the minimum number of shares.

1. Private document: self-authenticated or acknowledged bylaws with personal presentation (according to paragraph 1 of Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008 and Article 40 of the Commercial Code). 2. The articles of incorporation must include: Name, identity document and domicile of the shareholders; Corporate name; Main domicile; Term of validity; classification of the economic activities to be developed (ISIC Code); among other aspects. 3. Form of the Registro Único Empresarial y Social - RUES administered by the Chambers of Commerce. 4. Registration in the Single Tax Registry - RUT. 5. Registration of Control Situation at the time of filing for registration in the Commercial Registry. 6. Obtaining a digital signature to carry out the procedure virtually.

For more information on the procedures, access the Chamber of Commerce portal at https://ccfacatativa.org.co/. Log in to the portal and go to the procedures and inquiries section. Read and accept the terms and conditions to get started. Validate your identification. Provide the required tax information. Complete the necessary forms, taking into account that the form "Matricular establecimiento de comercio" is optional. Once completed, the system will calculate the amount to be paid for the incorporation of the company and, if necessary, the registration of a commercial establishment. Send notifications to the shareholders to review and approve the forms and bylaws, using the digital signature of the incorporators. Make payment through the Electronic Service Provider (PSE). The Chamber of Commerce will notify the successful completion of the process.

SAS are incorporated by means of a private document, where the will to create the company is expressed. This includes the name or corporate name, the corporate purpose (the activity to be carried out by the company), the capital stock, the name of the administrators, as well as the value and the minimum number of shares.

1. Private document: self-authenticated or acknowledged bylaws with personal presentation (according to paragraph 1 of Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008 and Article 40 of the Commercial Code). 2. The articles of incorporation must include: Name, identity document and domicile of the shareholders; Corporate name; Main domicile; Term of validity; classification of the economic activities to be developed (ISIC Code); among other aspects. 3. Form of the Registro Único Empresarial y Social - RUES administered by the Chambers of Commerce. 4. Registration in the Single Tax Registry - RUT. 5. Registration of Control Situation at the time of filing for registration in the Commercial Registry. 6. Obtaining a digital signature to carry out the procedure virtually.

To carry out the Virtual Incorporation of a SAS through the portal of the Chamber of Commerce of Bogota, follow these steps: 1. Enter the portal www.ccb.org.co and go to the procedures and inquiries section. 2. Click on "Virtual Incorporation of a SAS" and accept the terms and conditions. 3. Validate your identification. 4. Complete the required tax information. 5. Fill out the necessary forms, taking into account that the form "Registration of a Commercial Establishment" is optional. 6. Once the forms are completed, the system will calculate the amount to be paid for the incorporation of the company and, if applicable, the registration of a commercial establishment. 7. Send the notifications to the shareholders for their review and approval of the bylaws, using the digital signature of the incorporators. 8. Make the payment through the Electronic Service Provider (PSE). 9. The Bogota Chamber of Commerce will notify the successful completion of the process.

SAS are incorporated by means of a private document, where the will to create the company is expressed. This includes the name or corporate name, the corporate purpose (the activity to be carried out by the company), the capital stock, the name of the administrators, as well as the value and the minimum number of shares.

1.Deed by which the seller acquired the property he is selling (if he has it, if not a document that proves why he is the owner of the property). 2. No debts certification of the property tax. 3. No debts valuation certification. 4. No debts certification of administration if the property is subject to the horizontal property regime. 5. If any of the grantors acts through an attorney-in-fact, the special or general power of attorney must be attached. 6. The signature must be made in person before a notary public".

In order to complete the process at the notary's office, it is necessary to attach the mandatory documents mentioned above. Afterwards, they must go to the notary's office to conclude the process.

The deed is a legal document that defines the ownership of a property, as well as the associated obligations and rights. It is drawn up in a notary's office and is used to formalize various processes, such as the purchase and sale of a property, swaps, mortgages, cancellation of mortgages, among others. In the case of a purchase and sale, both the buyer and the seller must go to a notary's office and request the deed service.

1. Private document: self-authenticated or acknowledged bylaws with personal presentation (according to paragraph 1 of Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008 and Article 40 of the Commercial Code). 2. The articles of incorporation must include: Name, identity document and domicile of the shareholders; Corporate name; Main domicile; Term of validity; classification of the economic activities to be developed (ISIC Code); among other aspects. 3. Form of the Registro Único Empresarial y Social - RUES administered by the Chambers of Commerce. 4. Registration in the Single Tax Registry - RUT. 5. Registration of Control Situation at the time of filing for registration in the Commercial Registry. 6. Obtaining a digital signature to carry out the procedure virtually.

To carry out the Virtual Incorporation of a SAS through the portal of the Chamber of Commerce of Bogota, follow these steps: 1. Enter the portal www.ccb.org.co and go to the procedures and inquiries section. 2. Click on "Virtual Incorporation of a SAS" and accept the terms and conditions. 3. Validate your identification. 4. Complete the required tax information. 5. Fill out the necessary forms, taking into account that the form "Registration of a Commercial Establishment" is optional. 6. Once the forms are completed, the system will calculate the amount to be paid for the incorporation of the company and, if applicable, the registration of a commercial establishment. 7. Send the notifications to the shareholders for their review and approval of the bylaws, using the digital signature of the incorporators. 8. Make the payment through the Electronic Service Provider (PSE). 9. The Bogota Chamber of Commerce will notify the successful completion of the process.

SAS are incorporated by means of a private document, where the will to create the company is expressed. This includes the name or corporate name, the corporate purpose (the activity to be carried out by the company), the capital stock, the name of the administrators, as well as the value and the minimum number of shares.

1.Deed by which the seller acquired the property he is selling (if he has it, if not a document that proves why he is the owner of the property). 2. No debts certification of the property tax. 3. No debts valuation certification. 4. No debts certification of administration if the property is subject to the horizontal property regime. 5. If any of the grantors acts through an attorney-in-fact, the special or general power of attorney must be attached. 6. The signature must be made in person before a notary public".

In order to complete the process at the notary's office, it is necessary to attach the mandatory documents mentioned above. Afterwards, they must go to the notary's office to conclude the process.

The deed is a legal document that defines the ownership of a property, as well as the associated obligations and rights. It is drawn up in a notary's office and is used to formalize various processes, such as the purchase and sale of a property, swaps, mortgages, cancellation of mortgages, among others. In the case of a purchase and sale, both the buyer and the seller must go to a notary's office and request the deed service.

1. Private document: self-authenticated or acknowledged bylaws with personal presentation (according to paragraph 1 of Article 5 of Law 1258 of 2008 and Article 40 of the Commercial Code). 2. The articles of incorporation must include: Name, identity document and domicile of the shareholders; Corporate name; Main domicile; Term of validity; classification of the economic activities to be developed (ISIC Code); among other aspects. 3. Form of the Registro Único Empresarial y Social - RUES administered by the Chambers of Commerce. 4. Registration in the Single Tax Registry - RUT. 5. Registration of Control Situation at the time of filing for registration in the Commercial Registry. 6. Obtaining a digital signature to carry out the procedure virtually.

To carry out the Virtual Incorporation of a SAS through the portal of the Chamber of Commerce of Bogota, follow these steps: 1. Enter the portal www.ccb.org.co and go to the procedures and inquiries section. 2. Click on "Virtual Incorporation of a SAS" and accept the terms and conditions. 3. Validate your identification. 4. Complete the required tax information. 5. Fill out the necessary forms, taking into account that the form "Registration of a Commercial Establishment" is optional. 6. Once the forms are completed, the system will calculate the amount to be paid for the incorporation of the company and, if applicable, the registration of a commercial establishment. 7. Send the notifications to the shareholders for their review and approval of the bylaws, using the digital signature of the incorporators. 8. Make the payment through the Electronic Service Provider (PSE). 9. The Bogota Chamber of Commerce will notify the successful completion of the process.

SAS are incorporated by means of a private document, where the will to create the company is expressed. This includes the name or corporate name, the corporate purpose (the activity to be carried out by the company), the capital stock, the name of the administrators, as well as the value and the minimum number of shares.

1.Deed by which the seller acquired the property he is selling (if he has it, if not a document that proves why he is the owner of the property). 2. No debts certification of the property tax. 3. No debts valuation certification. 4. No debts certification of administration if the property is subject to the horizontal property regime. 5. If any of the grantors acts through an attorney-in-fact, the special or general power of attorney must be attached. 6. The signature must be made in person before a notary public".

In order to complete the process at the notary's office, it is necessary to attach the mandatory documents mentioned above. Afterwards, they must go to the notary's office to conclude the process.

The deed is a legal document that defines the ownership of a property, as well as the associated obligations and rights. It is drawn up in a notary's office and is used to formalize various processes, such as the purchase and sale of a property, swaps, mortgages, cancellation of mortgages, among others. In the case of a purchase and sale, both the buyer and the seller must go to a notary's office and request the deed service.

1.Deed by which the seller acquired the property he is selling (if he has it, if not a document that proves why he is the owner of the property). 2. No debts certification of the property tax. 3. No debts valuation certification. 4. No debts certification of administration if the property is subject to the horizontal property regime. 5. If any of the grantors acts through an attorney-in-fact, the special or general power of attorney must be attached. 6. The signature must be made in person before a notary public".

In order to complete the process at the notary's office, it is necessary to attach the mandatory documents mentioned above. Afterwards, they must go to the notary's office to conclude the process.

The deed is a legal document that defines the ownership of a property, as well as the associated obligations and rights. It is drawn up in a notary's office and is used to formalize various processes, such as the purchase and sale of a property, swaps, mortgages, cancellation of mortgages, among others. In the case of a purchase and sale, both the buyer and the seller must go to a notary's office and request the deed service.

1.Deed by which the seller acquired the property he is selling (if he has it, if not a document that proves why he is the owner of the property). 2. No debts certification of the property tax. 3. No debts valuation certification. 4. No debts certification of administration if the property is subject to the horizontal property regime. 5. If any of the grantors acts through an attorney-in-fact, the special or general power of attorney must be attached. 6. The signature must be made in person before a notary public".

In order to complete the process at the notary's office, it is necessary to attach the mandatory documents mentioned above. Afterwards, they must go to the notary's office to conclude the process.

The deed is a legal document that defines the ownership of a property, as well as the associated obligations and rights. It is drawn up in a notary's office and is used to formalize various processes, such as the purchase and sale of a property, swaps, mortgages, cancellation of mortgages, among others. In the case of a purchase and sale, both the buyer and the seller must go to a notary's office and request the deed service.

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax, including cadastral appraisal, and for valorization tax (if applicable in the municipality). If the property is a condominium property, a certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, such as a corporation, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as a bank, must also present the corresponding documentation. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties to take to the Public Instruments Registry Office.

We proceed with the registration of the act or contract performed on the property, starting with the visit to the notary's office. The steps to follow are the following: 1. Reception of the declarations of will before the Notary. 2. Extension of the document, where the declaration of will of the user is expressed before the Notary. 3. Granting, where the parties are duly identified and sign as a sign of acceptance before the Notary. 4. Authorization: once the legal requirements are fulfilled and signed by all the interested parties, the Public Instrument is authorized by the Notary, who gives public faith. 5. The public deed delivered at the notary's office must be taken to the Public Instruments Registry Office (ORIP) to make the respective annotations and legalize the legal act or contract executed.

Legal process in which acts and contracts related to real estate are documented and registered in a Public Instruments Registry Office (Oficina de Registro de Instrumentos Públicos -ORIP).

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax, including cadastral appraisal, and for valorization tax (if applicable in the municipality). If the property is a condominium property, a certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, such as a corporation, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as a bank, must also present the corresponding documentation. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties to take to the Public Instruments Registry Office.

We proceed with the registration of the act or contract performed on the property, starting with the visit to the notary's office. The steps to follow are the following: 1. Reception of the declarations of will before the Notary. 2. Extension of the document, where the declaration of will of the user is expressed before the Notary. 3. Granting, where the parties are duly identified and sign as a sign of acceptance before the Notary. 4. Authorization: once the legal requirements are fulfilled and signed by all the interested parties, the Public Instrument is authorized by the Notary, who gives public faith. 5. The public deed delivered at the notary's office must be taken to the Public Instruments Registry Office (ORIP) to make the respective annotations and legalize the legal act or contract executed.

Legal process in which acts and contracts related to real estate are documented and registered in a Public Instruments Registry Office (Oficina de Registro de Instrumentos Públicos -ORIP).

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax, including cadastral appraisal, and for valorization tax (if applicable in the municipality). If the property is a condominium property, a certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, such as a corporation, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as a bank, must also present the corresponding documentation. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties to take to the Public Instruments Registry Office.

We proceed with the registration of the act or contract performed on the property, starting with the visit to the notary's office. The steps to follow are the following: 1. Reception of the declarations of will before the Notary. 2. Extension of the document, where the declaration of will of the user is expressed before the Notary. 3. Granting, where the parties are duly identified and sign as a sign of acceptance before the Notary. 4. Authorization: once the legal requirements are fulfilled and signed by all the interested parties, the Public Instrument is authorized by the Notary, who gives public faith. 5. The public deed delivered at the notary's office must be taken to the Public Instruments Registry Office (ORIP) to make the respective annotations and legalize the legal act or contract executed.

Legal process in which acts and contracts related to real estate are documented and registered in a Public Instruments Registry Office (Oficina de Registro de Instrumentos Públicos -ORIP).

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax, including cadastral appraisal, and for valorization tax (if applicable in the municipality). If the property is a condominium property, a certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, such as a corporation, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as a bank, must also present the corresponding documentation. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties to take to the Public Instruments Registry Office.

We proceed with the registration of the act or contract performed on the property, starting with the visit to the notary's office. The steps to follow are the following: 1. Reception of the declarations of will before the Notary. 2. Extension of the document, where the declaration of will of the user is expressed before the Notary. 3. Granting, where the parties are duly identified and sign as a sign of acceptance before the Notary. 4. Authorization: once the legal requirements are fulfilled and signed by all the interested parties, the Public Instrument is authorized by the Notary, who gives public faith. 5. The public deed delivered at the notary's office must be taken to the Public Instruments Registry Office (ORIP) to make the respective annotations and legalize the legal act or contract executed.

Legal process in which acts and contracts related to real estate are documented and registered in a Public Instruments Registry Office (Oficina de Registro de Instrumentos Públicos -ORIP).

1. Identification documents of the interested parties. 2. Seller and buyer must be fully capable to carry out the transaction. 3. Certificates of peace of mind for property tax, including cadastral appraisal, and for valorization tax (if applicable in the municipality). If the property is a condominium property, a certificate of good standing for the payment of the administration fee is also required. 4. If the seller or buyer is a legal entity, such as a corporation, the document proving its existence and legal representation must be presented. Other participants, such as a bank, must also present the corresponding documentation. 5. Copy of the public deed or title of acquisition, together with the most recent certificate of freedom and tradition issued by the Public Instruments Registry Office, in order to transcribe the boundaries in the public deed. 6. It is recommended to include a copy of the part of the horizontal property regulation that refers to the property for sale. 7. After completing these steps and obtaining the public deed, the notary provides an authentic copy to both parties to take to the Public Instruments Registry Office.

We proceed with the registration of the act or contract performed on the property, starting with the visit to the notary's office. The steps to follow are the following: 1. Reception of the declarations of will before the Notary. 2. Extension of the document, where the declaration of will of the user is expressed before the Notary. 3. Granting, where the parties are duly identified and sign as a sign of acceptance before the Notary. 4. Authorization: once the legal requirements are fulfilled and signed by all the interested parties, the Public Instrument is authorized by the Notary, who gives public faith. 5. The public deed delivered at the notary's office must be taken to the Public Instruments Registry Office (ORIP) to make the respective annotations and legalize the legal act or contract executed.

Legal process in which acts and contracts related to real estate are documented and registered in a Public Instruments Registry Office (Oficina de Registro de Instrumentos Públicos -ORIP).

Before applying for an environmental license, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), essential for decisions on environmental projects, works or activities, is required. The requirements include: 1. Details of the project, its location, infrastructure and activities. 2. Characterization of the area of influence in abiotic, biotic and socioeconomic aspects. 3. Natural resource demands of the project, addressing related permits. 4. Environmental impact assessment and risk analysis. 5. Environmental zoning of the project. 6. Economic evaluation of its impacts. 7. Environmental management plan and its costs. 8. Follow-up and monitoring program. 9. Contingency plan for construction and operation. 10. Dismantling and abandonment plan. 11. 1% investment plan. 12. Compensation plan for biodiversity loss. The applicant must address a written request to the environmental authority, attaching description, objective, scope of the project and its location. In addition, the applicant must submit: - Single Environmental License Form. - Plans supporting the EIA. - Estimated cost of investment and operation. - Power of attorney in case of proxy. - Proof of payment of the evaluation service. - Identification document or certificate of existence and legal representation. - Certificate from the Ministry of the Interior on ethnic communities and collective territories. - Copy of the filing of the document before the ICANH. - Format for preliminary verification of documentation. - Corresponding registration for hydroelectric projects. - Copy of the mining title or mining concession contract. - Transportation studies for coal mining projects.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit its web page www.car.gov.co to download the Single National Environmental License Application Form and complete it with the required documents. 2. Request through our reception channels the terms of reference to prepare the environmental studies, such as the Environmental Diagnosis of Alternatives and the Environmental Impact Study. 3. Submit the application (Single National Form for Environmental License and attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or at its headquarters.

The Environmental License is the authorization granted by the Corporación Autónoma Regional de Cundinamarca (CAR) to carry out a project, work or activity that, according to the law and regulations, may cause significant damage to renewable natural resources or the environment, or cause significant changes in the landscape. This authorization obliges the beneficiary to comply with the requirements, terms, conditions and obligations established by the CAR, which address the prevention, mitigation, correction, compensation and management of the environmental effects of the authorized project, work or activity.

Before applying for an environmental license, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), essential for decisions on environmental projects, works or activities, is required. The requirements include: 1. Details of the project, its location, infrastructure and activities. 2. Characterization of the area of influence in abiotic, biotic and socioeconomic aspects. 3. Natural resource demands of the project, addressing related permits. 4. Environmental impact assessment and risk analysis. 5. Environmental zoning of the project. 6. Economic evaluation of its impacts. 7. Environmental management plan and its costs. 8. Follow-up and monitoring program. 9. Contingency plan for construction and operation. 10. Dismantling and abandonment plan. 11. 1% investment plan. 12. Compensation plan for biodiversity loss. The applicant must address a written request to the environmental authority, attaching description, objective, scope of the project and its location. In addition, the applicant must submit: - Single Environmental License Form. - Plans supporting the EIA. - Estimated cost of investment and operation. - Power of attorney in case of proxy. - Proof of payment of the evaluation service. - Identification document or certificate of existence and legal representation. - Certificate from the Ministry of the Interior on ethnic communities and collective territories. - Copy of the filing of the document before the ICANH. - Format for preliminary verification of documentation. - Corresponding registration for hydroelectric projects. - Copy of the mining title or mining concession contract. - Transportation studies for coal mining projects.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit its web page www.car.gov.co to download the Single National Environmental License Application Form and complete it with the required documents. 2. Request through our reception channels the terms of reference to prepare the environmental studies, such as the Environmental Diagnosis of Alternatives and the Environmental Impact Study. 3. Submit the application (Single National Form for Environmental License and attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or at its headquarters.

The Environmental License is the authorization granted by the Corporación Autónoma Regional de Cundinamarca (CAR) to carry out a project, work or activity that, according to the law and regulations, may cause significant damage to renewable natural resources or the environment, or cause significant changes in the landscape. This authorization obliges the beneficiary to comply with the requirements, terms, conditions and obligations established by the CAR, which address the prevention, mitigation, correction, compensation and management of the environmental effects of the authorized project, work or activity.

Before applying for an environmental license, it is necessary to carry out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), which is fundamental for making decisions on projects, works or activities that require this type of license. The requirements for the EIA are as follows: 1. Detailed information on the project, including location, infrastructure, activities and other relevant data. 2. Characterization of the area of influence of the project, including abiotic, biotic and socioeconomic aspects. 3. Evaluation of the project's demand for natural resources, including permits related to water, spills, occupation of watercourses, among others. 4. Analysis of environmental impacts and risks. 5. Environmental zoning of the project, identifying exclusion areas, intervention with restrictions and intervention areas. 6. Economic evaluation of project impacts. 7. Environmental management plan, detailing programs and costs of implementation. 8. Monitoring program for abiotic, biotic and socioeconomic environments. 9. Contingency plan for events such as spills, fires or leaks. 10. Dismantling and abandonment plan, defining actions for restoration and reconformation of the site. 11. Investment plan of 1% of the total cost of the project, as established by law. 12. Compensation plan for biodiversity loss, according to current regulations. Once the EIA is completed, the interested party must submit a written request to the competent environmental authority, attaching a detailed description of the project, its objective, scope and location. If an Environmental Diagnosis of Alternatives (DAA) is not required, or once this requirement has been fulfilled, the EIA must be submitted together with the following documents: - Single Environmental License Form. - Plans supporting the EIA, in accordance with current regulations. - Estimate of investment and operation of the project. - Power of attorney in case of legal representation. - Proof of payment of the evaluation service. - Identification documents or certificates of legal representation. - Certificate from the Ministry of the Interior on ethnic communities and collective territories. - Copy of the document issued by the Colombian Institute of Anthropology and History (ICANH). - Preliminary verification form approved by the environmental authority. - For specific projects, additional documents must be included, such as hydroelectric records, mining titles, or coal transportation studies. Compliance with these requirements ensures regulatory compliance and environmental protection in the development of projects, works or activities with high environmental impact. -Environmental license applications for coal mining projects must include studies on the conditions of the mode of transportation from the coal mining site to the port of shipment of the coal, in accordance with the provisions of Decree 3083 of 2007 or the rule that modifies or replaces it.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR, headquarters, or access the Corporation's website www.car.gov.co, where the applicant can download and complete the Single National Application Form for Environmental License, attaching the required documents. 2. Request through the reception channels the terms of reference necessary for the preparation of the environmental studies, such as the Environmental Diagnosis of Alternatives and the Environmental Impact Study. 3. Submit the completed application, including the Single National Environmental License Form and its attachments, to the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or at its headquarters.

CAR's environmental license is a permit to carry out projects that could have a significant impact on the environment. This authorization implies compliance with requirements and conditions established to prevent, mitigate and manage the possible adverse environmental effects of the project.

Before applying for an environmental license, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), essential for decisions on environmental projects, works or activities, is required. The requirements include: 1. Details of the project, its location, infrastructure and activities. 2. Characterization of the area of influence in abiotic, biotic and socioeconomic aspects. 3. Natural resource demands of the project, addressing related permits. 4. Environmental impact assessment and risk analysis. 5. Environmental zoning of the project. 6. Economic evaluation of its impacts. 7. Environmental management plan and its costs. 8. Follow-up and monitoring program. 9. Contingency plan for construction and operation. 10. Dismantling and abandonment plan. 11. 1% investment plan. 12. Compensation plan for biodiversity loss. The applicant must address a written request to the environmental authority, attaching description, objective, scope of the project and its location. In addition, the applicant must submit: - Single Environmental License Form. - Plans supporting the EIA. - Estimated cost of investment and operation. - Power of attorney in case of proxy. - Proof of payment of the evaluation service. - Identification document or certificate of existence and legal representation. - Certificate from the Ministry of the Interior on ethnic communities and collective territories. - Copy of the filing of the document before the ICANH. - Format for preliminary verification of documentation. - Corresponding registration for hydroelectric projects. - Copy of the mining title or mining concession contract. - Transportation studies for coal mining projects.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit its web page www.car.gov.co to download the Single National Environmental License Application Form and complete it with the required documents. 2. Request through our reception channels the terms of reference to prepare the environmental studies, such as the Environmental Diagnosis of Alternatives and the Environmental Impact Study. 3. Submit the application (Single National Form for Environmental License and attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or at its headquarters.

The Environmental License is the authorization granted by the Corporación Autónoma Regional de Cundinamarca (CAR) to carry out a project, work or activity that, according to the law and regulations, may cause significant damage to renewable natural resources or the environment, or cause significant changes in the landscape. This authorization obliges the beneficiary to comply with the requirements, terms, conditions and obligations established by the CAR, which address the prevention, mitigation, correction, compensation and management of the environmental effects of the authorized project, work or activity.

Gather the following documents: 1. duly completed Annex IV format of MADS Resolution 1257. 2. Detailed Environmental Technical Document, including the Minimum Environmental Management Measures (MMMA) according to the management modality (Final Disposal Site and/or Clean Points and Recycling Plant), as established in the corresponding regulations. Attach a copy of the environmental authorizations. 3. Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with the established land uses, valid for no more than 30 days. 4. Certificate of Registration before the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. 5. Certificate of Freedom and Tradition of the property with a validity of no more than 30 days. 6. Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, authorizing the activity to be developed.

Step 1: Gather the necessary information and documentation. a. Prepare a registration application form signed by the legal representative of the establishment. Attach the following documents: - Format Annex IV of MADS Resolution 1257. - Detailed Environmental Technical Document that includes the minimum environmental management measures according to the corresponding regulations, attaching copies of the environmental permits, licenses and authorizations. - Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with current land uses. - Certificate of registration with the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. - Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property, valid for no more than 30 days. - Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, signed by the owner of the property according to the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property. Step 2: File the information and documentation a. Send the documentation virtually by email to sau@.gov.co. If the filing is in person, attach the mentioned documents in magnetic media. Step 3: Carrying out the Technical Evaluation Visit by DESCA a) Once the documentation is received, a technical visit will be scheduled to the site where the CDW management activities will be developed. b) A technical report will be prepared as a result of the evaluation visit. c) If the requirements are met, the applicant will be notified and assigned a registration code as a CDW manager. d) In case of non-compliance, the requirements resulting from the evaluation will be sent. A maximum term of thirty (30) days to comply will be established. Failure to comply within the established term will be understood as withdrawal of the application. e) The publication on the web page www.car.gov.co of the list of managers registered before the CAR shall be updated.

This registration is aimed at non-residential users that generate more than one cubic meter of construction and demolition waste per month. It is applicable to both public and private infrastructure works that produce debris in these volumes. The purpose is to supervise the management of this waste and its environmental impact.

Before applying for an environmental license, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), essential for decisions on environmental projects, works or activities, is required. The requirements include: 1. Details of the project, its location, infrastructure and activities. 2. Characterization of the area of influence in abiotic, biotic and socioeconomic aspects. 3. Natural resource demands of the project, addressing related permits. 4. Environmental impact assessment and risk analysis. 5. Environmental zoning of the project. 6. Economic evaluation of its impacts. 7. Environmental management plan and its costs. 8. Follow-up and monitoring program. 9. Contingency plan for construction and operation. 10. Dismantling and abandonment plan. 11. 1% investment plan. 12. Compensation plan for biodiversity loss. The applicant must address a written request to the environmental authority, attaching description, objective, scope of the project and its location. In addition, the applicant must submit: - Single Environmental License Form. - Plans supporting the EIA. - Estimated cost of investment and operation. - Power of attorney in case of proxy. - Proof of payment of the evaluation service. - Identification document or certificate of existence and legal representation. - Certificate from the Ministry of the Interior on ethnic communities and collective territories. - Copy of the filing of the document before the ICANH. - Format for preliminary verification of documentation. - Corresponding registration for hydroelectric projects. - Copy of the mining title or mining concession contract. - Transportation studies for coal mining projects.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit its web page www.car.gov.co to download the Single National Environmental License Application Form and complete it with the required documents. 2. Request through our reception channels the terms of reference to prepare the environmental studies, such as the Environmental Diagnosis of Alternatives and the Environmental Impact Study. 3. Submit the application (Single National Form for Environmental License and attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or at its headquarters.

The Environmental License is the authorization granted by the Corporación Autónoma Regional de Cundinamarca (CAR) to carry out a project, work or activity that, according to the law and regulations, may cause significant damage to renewable natural resources or the environment, or cause significant changes in the landscape. This authorization obliges the beneficiary to comply with the requirements, terms, conditions and obligations established by the CAR, which address the prevention, mitigation, correction, compensation and management of the environmental effects of the authorized project, work or activity.

Gather the following documents: 1. duly completed Annex IV format of MADS Resolution 1257. 2. Detailed Environmental Technical Document, including the Minimum Environmental Management Measures (MMMA) according to the management modality (Final Disposal Site and/or Clean Points and Recycling Plant), as established in the corresponding regulations. Attach a copy of the environmental authorizations. 3. Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with the established land uses, valid for no more than 30 days. 4. Certificate of Registration before the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. 5. Certificate of Freedom and Tradition of the property with a validity of no more than 30 days. 6. Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, authorizing the activity to be developed.

Step 1: Gather the necessary information and documentation. a. Prepare a registration application form signed by the legal representative of the establishment. Attach the following documents: - Format Annex IV of MADS Resolution 1257. - Detailed Environmental Technical Document that includes the minimum environmental management measures according to the corresponding regulations, attaching copies of the environmental permits, licenses and authorizations. - Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with current land uses. - Certificate of registration with the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. - Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property, valid for no more than 30 days. - Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, signed by the owner of the property according to the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property. Step 2: File the information and documentation a. Send the documentation virtually by email to sau@.gov.co. If the filing is in person, attach the mentioned documents in magnetic media. Step 3: Carrying out the Technical Evaluation Visit by DESCA a) Once the documentation is received, a technical visit will be scheduled to the site where the CDW management activities will be developed. b) A technical report will be prepared as a result of the evaluation visit. c) If the requirements are met, the applicant will be notified and assigned a registration code as a CDW manager. d) In case of non-compliance, the requirements resulting from the evaluation will be sent. A maximum term of thirty (30) days to comply will be established. Failure to comply within the established term will be understood as withdrawal of the application. e) The publication on the web page www.car.gov.co of the list of managers registered before the CAR shall be updated.

This registration is aimed at non-residential users that generate more than one cubic meter of construction and demolition waste per month. It is applicable to both public and private infrastructure works that produce debris in these volumes. The purpose is to supervise the management of this waste and its environmental impact.

Gather the following documents: 1. duly completed Annex IV format of MADS Resolution 1257. 2. Detailed Environmental Technical Document, including the Minimum Environmental Management Measures (MMMA) according to the management modality (Final Disposal Site and/or Clean Points and Recycling Plant), as established in the corresponding regulations. Attach a copy of the environmental authorizations. 3. Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with the established land uses, valid for no more than 30 days. 4. Certificate of Registration before the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. 5. Certificate of Freedom and Tradition of the property with a validity of no more than 30 days. 6. Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, authorizing the activity to be developed.

Step 1: Gather the necessary information and documentation. a. Prepare a registration application form signed by the legal representative of the establishment. Attach the following documents: - Format Annex IV of MADS Resolution 1257. - Detailed Environmental Technical Document that includes the minimum environmental management measures according to the corresponding regulations, attaching copies of the environmental permits, licenses and authorizations. - Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with current land uses. - Certificate of registration with the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. - Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property, valid for no more than 30 days. - Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, signed by the owner of the property according to the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property. Step 2: File the information and documentation a. Send the documentation virtually by email to sau@.gov.co. If the filing is in person, attach the mentioned documents in magnetic media. Step 3: Carrying out the Technical Evaluation Visit by DESCA a) Once the documentation is received, a technical visit will be scheduled to the site where the CDW management activities will be developed. b) A technical report will be prepared as a result of the evaluation visit. c) If the requirements are met, the applicant will be notified and assigned a registration code as a CDW manager. d) In case of non-compliance, the requirements resulting from the evaluation will be sent. A maximum term of thirty (30) days to comply will be established. Failure to comply within the established term will be understood as withdrawal of the application. e) The publication on the web page www.car.gov.co of the list of managers registered before the CAR shall be updated.

This registration is aimed at non-residential users that generate more than one cubic meter of construction and demolition waste per month. It is applicable to both public and private infrastructure works that produce debris in these volumes. The purpose is to supervise the management of this waste and its environmental impact.

Gather the following documents: 1. duly completed Annex IV format of MADS Resolution 1257. 2. Detailed Environmental Technical Document, including the Minimum Environmental Management Measures (MMMA) according to the management modality (Final Disposal Site and/or Clean Points and Recycling Plant), as established in the corresponding regulations. Attach a copy of the environmental authorizations. 3. Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with the established land uses, valid for no more than 30 days. 4. Certificate of Registration before the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. 5. Certificate of Freedom and Tradition of the property with a validity of no more than 30 days. 6. Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, authorizing the activity to be developed.

Step 1: Gather the necessary information and documentation. a. Prepare a registration application form signed by the legal representative of the establishment. Attach the following documents: - Format Annex IV of MADS Resolution 1257. - Detailed Environmental Technical Document that includes the minimum environmental management measures according to the corresponding regulations, attaching copies of the environmental permits, licenses and authorizations. - Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with current land uses. - Certificate of registration with the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. - Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property, valid for no more than 30 days. - Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, signed by the owner of the property according to the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property. Step 2: File the information and documentation a. Send the documentation virtually by email to sau@.gov.co. If the filing is in person, attach the mentioned documents in magnetic media. Step 3: Carrying out the Technical Evaluation Visit by DESCA a) Once the documentation is received, a technical visit will be scheduled to the site where the CDW management activities will be developed. b) A technical report will be prepared as a result of the evaluation visit. c) If the requirements are met, the applicant will be notified and assigned a registration code as a CDW manager. d) In case of non-compliance, the requirements resulting from the evaluation will be sent. A maximum term of thirty (30) days to comply will be established. Failure to comply within the established term will be understood as withdrawal of the application. e) The publication on the web page www.car.gov.co of the list of managers registered before the CAR shall be updated.

This registration is aimed at non-residential users that generate more than one cubic meter of construction and demolition waste per month. It is applicable to both public and private infrastructure works that produce debris in these volumes. The purpose is to supervise the management of this waste and its environmental impact.

Gather the following documents: 1. duly completed Annex IV format of MADS Resolution 1257. 2. Detailed Environmental Technical Document, including the Minimum Environmental Management Measures (MMMA) according to the management modality (Final Disposal Site and/or Clean Points and Recycling Plant), as established in the corresponding regulations. Attach a copy of the environmental authorizations. 3. Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with the established land uses, valid for no more than 30 days. 4. Certificate of Registration before the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. 5. Certificate of Freedom and Tradition of the property with a validity of no more than 30 days. 6. Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, authorizing the activity to be developed.

Step 1: Gather the necessary information and documentation. a. Prepare a registration application form signed by the legal representative of the establishment. Attach the following documents: - Format Annex IV of MADS Resolution 1257. - Detailed Environmental Technical Document that includes the minimum environmental management measures according to the corresponding regulations, attaching copies of the environmental permits, licenses and authorizations. - Copy of the certificate of compatibility of the CDW management project with current land uses. - Certificate of registration with the Chamber of Commerce and/or RUT. - Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property, valid for no more than 30 days. - Lease contract or power of attorney duly granted in case of not being the owner of the property, signed by the owner of the property according to the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property. Step 2: File the information and documentation a. Send the documentation virtually by email to sau@.gov.co. If the filing is in person, attach the mentioned documents in magnetic media. Step 3: Carrying out the Technical Evaluation Visit by DESCA a) Once the documentation is received, a technical visit will be scheduled to the site where the CDW management activities will be developed. b) A technical report will be prepared as a result of the evaluation visit. c) If the requirements are met, the applicant will be notified and assigned a registration code as a CDW manager. d) In case of non-compliance, the requirements resulting from the evaluation will be sent. A maximum term of thirty (30) days to comply will be established. Failure to comply within the established term will be understood as withdrawal of the application. e) The publication on the web page www.car.gov.co of the list of managers registered before the CAR shall be updated.

This registration is aimed at non-residential users that generate more than one cubic meter of construction and demolition waste per month. It is applicable to both public and private infrastructure works that produce debris in these volumes. The purpose is to supervise the management of this waste and its environmental impact.

To apply for a surface water concession, the following documents are required: 1. Documents accrediting the legal status of the applicant: - 1.1 For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 1.2 For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued for no more than three (3) months. 2. Capacity in which the applicant acts: - 2.1 Owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 2.2 Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him as such and authorization of the owner or possessor. - 2.3 Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him as such. 3. Power of attorney duly granted in case of acting by proxy. 4. 4. Census of users for municipal and local aqueducts. 5. Information on the systems related to catchment, diversion, conduction, restitution of surplus, distribution and drainage, and on the corresponding investments. It is not necessary to include specific details on the terms or amounts of investments. 6. Information provided for in articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1 to 2.2.3.2.10.20 of Decree 1076 of 2015, only for concessions with special characteristics. 7. Favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, in required cases. 8. Cost of the project, work or activity, as established in Agreement CAR 023 of 2009.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co. 2. Complete the Single National Application Form for Surface Water Concession, attaching the required documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Surface Water Concession Application Form and attachments) at the respective regional directorate or at the CAR's headquarters.

The public use water concession right is acquired for the following uses: - Domestic supply (with derivation, if necessary). - Irrigation and forestry. - Watering places (with derivation, if necessary). - Industrial use. - Thermal or nuclear power generation. - Mining and mineral processing. - Oil exploitation. - Injection for geothermal generation. - Hydroelectric generation. - Direct kinetic generation. - Transport of minerals and toxic substances. - Aquaculture and fishing. - Recreation and sports. - Medicinal and other similar uses.

To apply for a surface water concession, the following documents are required: 1. Documents accrediting the legal status of the applicant: - 1.1 For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 1.2 For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued for no more than three (3) months. 2. Capacity in which the applicant acts: - 2.1 Owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 2.2 Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him as such and authorization of the owner or possessor. - 2.3 Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him as such. 3. Power of attorney duly granted in case of acting by proxy. 4. 4. Census of users for municipal and local aqueducts. 5. Information on the systems related to catchment, diversion, conduction, restitution of surplus, distribution and drainage, and on the corresponding investments. It is not necessary to include specific details on the terms or amounts of investments. 6. Information provided for in articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1 to 2.2.3.2.10.20 of Decree 1076 of 2015, only for concessions with special characteristics. 7. Favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, in required cases. 8. Cost of the project, work or activity, as established in Agreement CAR 023 of 2009.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co. 2. Complete the Single National Application Form for Surface Water Concession, attaching the required documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Surface Water Concession Application Form and attachments) at the respective regional directorate or at the CAR's headquarters.

The public use water concession right is acquired for the following uses: - Domestic supply (with derivation, if necessary). - Irrigation and forestry. - Watering places (with derivation, if necessary). - Industrial use. - Thermal or nuclear power generation. - Mining and mineral processing. - Oil exploitation. - Injection for geothermal generation. - Hydroelectric generation. - Direct kinetic generation. - Transport of minerals and toxic substances. - Aquaculture and fishing. - Recreation and sports. - Medicinal and other similar uses.

To apply for a surface water concession, the following documents are required: 1. Documents accrediting the legal status of the applicant: - 1.1 For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 1.2 For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued for no more than three (3) months. 2. Capacity in which the applicant acts: - 2.1 Owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 2.2 Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him as such and authorization of the owner or possessor. - 2.3 Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him as such. 3. Power of attorney duly granted in case of acting by proxy. 4. 4. Census of users for municipal and local aqueducts. 5. Information on the systems related to catchment, diversion, conduction, restitution of surplus, distribution and drainage, and on the corresponding investments. It is not necessary to include specific details on the terms or amounts of investments. 6. Information provided for in articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1 to 2.2.3.2.10.20 of Decree 1076 of 2015, only for concessions with special characteristics. 7. Favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, in required cases. 8. Cost of the project, work or activity, as established in Agreement CAR 023 of 2009.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co. 2. Complete the Single National Application Form for Surface Water Concession, attaching the required documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Surface Water Concession Application Form and attachments) at the respective regional directorate or at the CAR's headquarters.

The public use water concession right is acquired for the following uses: - Domestic supply (with derivation, if necessary). - Irrigation and forestry. - Watering places (with derivation, if necessary). - Industrial use. - Thermal or nuclear power generation. - Mining and mineral processing. - Oil exploitation. - Injection for geothermal generation. - Hydroelectric generation. - Direct kinetic generation. - Transport of minerals and toxic substances. - Aquaculture and fishing. - Recreation and sports. - Medicinal and other similar uses.

To apply for a surface water concession, the following documents are required: 1. Documents accrediting the legal status of the applicant: - 1.1 For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 1.2 For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued for no more than three (3) months. 2. Capacity in which the applicant acts: - 2.1 Owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 2.2 Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him as such and authorization of the owner or possessor. - 2.3 Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him as such. 3. Power of attorney duly granted in case of acting by proxy. 4. 4. Census of users for municipal and local aqueducts. 5. Information on the systems related to catchment, diversion, conduction, restitution of surplus, distribution and drainage, and on the corresponding investments. It is not necessary to include specific details on the terms or amounts of investments. 6. Information provided for in articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1 to 2.2.3.2.10.20 of Decree 1076 of 2015, only for concessions with special characteristics. 7. Favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, in required cases. 8. Cost of the project, work or activity, as established in Agreement CAR 023 of 2009.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co. 2. Complete the Single National Application Form for Surface Water Concession, attaching the required documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Surface Water Concession Application Form and attachments) at the respective regional directorate or at the CAR's headquarters.

The public use water concession right is acquired for the following uses: - Domestic supply (with derivation, if necessary). - Irrigation and forestry. - Watering places (with derivation, if necessary). - Industrial use. - Thermal or nuclear power generation. - Mining and mineral processing. - Oil exploitation. - Injection for geothermal generation. - Hydroelectric generation. - Direct kinetic generation. - Transport of minerals and toxic substances. - Aquaculture and fishing. - Recreation and sports. - Medicinal and other similar uses.

Gather the following documents: - "USED TIRE MANAGER REGISTRATION APPLICATION FORM". - Attach the RUT or the Chamber of Commerce Certificate.

1. Perform the following process: a. Complete the application form "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION", which includes the data of the establishment to be registered. You can download the form at the following link: [Link to the Letter Format to request registration as a manager of used tires or tire by-products derived from tires]. b. Attach the RUT or Chamber of Commerce Certificate. 2. Send the information through the official channels: a. If you send the information by e-mail to sau@car.gov.co, attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR REGISTRATION OF USED TIRES MANAGER" and the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce. b. If you prefer to submit the information physically at any of the offices of the Corporation, it is recommended to attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION" in magnetic media, together with the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce.

This registration is part of the obligations of tire managers as established in the Resolution that regulates the Selective Collection and Environmental Management Systems for Used Tires.

Gather the following documents: - "USED TIRE MANAGER REGISTRATION APPLICATION FORM". - Attach the RUT or the Chamber of Commerce Certificate.

1. Perform the following process: a. Complete the application form "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION", which includes the data of the establishment to be registered. You can download the form at the following link: [Link to the Letter Format to request registration as a manager of used tires or tire by-products derived from tires]. b. Attach the RUT or Chamber of Commerce Certificate. 2. Send the information through the official channels: a. If you send the information by e-mail to sau@car.gov.co, attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR REGISTRATION OF USED TIRES MANAGER" and the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce. b. If you prefer to submit the information physically at any of the offices of the Corporation, it is recommended to attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION" in magnetic media, together with the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce.

This registration is part of the obligations of tire managers as established in the Resolution that regulates the Selective Collection and Environmental Management Systems for Used Tires.

To apply for a surface water concession, the following documents are required: 1. Documents accrediting the legal status of the applicant: - 1.1 For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 1.2 For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued for no more than three (3) months. 2. Capacity in which the applicant acts: - 2.1 Owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom with issuance not exceeding three (3) months. - 2.2 Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him as such and authorization of the owner or possessor. - 2.3 Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him as such. 3. Power of attorney duly granted in case of acting by proxy. 4. 4. Census of users for municipal and local aqueducts. 5. Information on the systems related to catchment, diversion, conduction, restitution of surplus, distribution and drainage, and on the corresponding investments. It is not necessary to include specific details on the terms or amounts of investments. 6. Information provided for in articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1 to 2.2.3.2.10.20 of Decree 1076 of 2015, only for concessions with special characteristics. 7. Favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, in required cases. 8. Cost of the project, work or activity, as established in Agreement CAR 023 of 2009.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR or visit the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co. 2. Complete the Single National Application Form for Surface Water Concession, attaching the required documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Surface Water Concession Application Form and attachments) at the respective regional directorate or at the CAR's headquarters.

The public use water concession right is acquired for the following uses: - Domestic supply (with derivation, if necessary). - Irrigation and forestry. - Watering places (with derivation, if necessary). - Industrial use. - Thermal or nuclear power generation. - Mining and mineral processing. - Oil exploitation. - Injection for geothermal generation. - Hydroelectric generation. - Direct kinetic generation. - Transport of minerals and toxic substances. - Aquaculture and fishing. - Recreation and sports. - Medicinal and other similar uses.

Gather the following documents: - "USED TIRE MANAGER REGISTRATION APPLICATION FORM". - Attach the RUT or the Chamber of Commerce Certificate.

1. Perform the following process: a. Complete the application form "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION", which includes the data of the establishment to be registered. You can download the form at the following link: [Link to the Letter Format to request registration as a manager of used tires or tire by-products derived from tires]. b. Attach the RUT or Chamber of Commerce Certificate. 2. Send the information through the official channels: a. If you send the information by e-mail to sau@car.gov.co, attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR REGISTRATION OF USED TIRES MANAGER" and the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce. b. If you prefer to submit the information physically at any of the offices of the Corporation, it is recommended to attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION" in magnetic media, together with the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce.

This registration is part of the obligations of tire managers as established in the Resolution that regulates the Selective Collection and Environmental Management Systems for Used Tires.

Gather the following documents: - "USED TIRE MANAGER REGISTRATION APPLICATION FORM". - Attach the RUT or the Chamber of Commerce Certificate.

1. Perform the following process: a. Complete the application form "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION", which includes the data of the establishment to be registered. You can download the form at the following link: [Link to the Letter Format to request registration as a manager of used tires or tire by-products derived from tires]. b. Attach the RUT or Chamber of Commerce Certificate. 2. Send the information through the official channels: a. If you send the information by e-mail to sau@car.gov.co, attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR REGISTRATION OF USED TIRES MANAGER" and the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce. b. If you prefer to submit the information physically at any of the offices of the Corporation, it is recommended to attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION" in magnetic media, together with the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce.

This registration is part of the obligations of tire managers as established in the Resolution that regulates the Selective Collection and Environmental Management Systems for Used Tires.

Gather the following documents: - "USED TIRE MANAGER REGISTRATION APPLICATION FORM". - Attach the RUT or the Chamber of Commerce Certificate.

1. Perform the following process: a. Complete the application form "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION", which includes the data of the establishment to be registered. You can download the form at the following link: [Link to the Letter Format to request registration as a manager of used tires or tire by-products derived from tires]. b. Attach the RUT or Chamber of Commerce Certificate. 2. Send the information through the official channels: a. If you send the information by e-mail to sau@car.gov.co, attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR REGISTRATION OF USED TIRES MANAGER" and the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce. b. If you prefer to submit the information physically at any of the offices of the Corporation, it is recommended to attach the "APPLICATION FORM FOR USED TIRES MANAGER REGISTRATION" in magnetic media, together with the RUT or Certificate of Chamber of Commerce.

This registration is part of the obligations of tire managers as established in the Resolution that regulates the Selective Collection and Environmental Management Systems for Used Tires.

The following documentation must be gathered: Documents proving the legal status of the applicant 2: - For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation (issued no longer than 3 months). - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued by the competent authority (issued no longer than 3 months). 2. Capacity in which it acts: - For owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom (issued no longer than 3 months). - For holder: Adequate proof of possession and authorization of the owner or holder. - For possessor: Adequate proof of possession. 3. Power of attorney duly granted (when acting by proxy). 4. IGAC map of the location of the project. 5. Basic meteorological information of the area affected by the emissions. 6. Information required in paragraphs f, g, h, and j of Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015. 7. Description of existing or planned control systems. 8. Technical information on planned or current production, expansion projects, changes in technology and five (5) years production projections. The mention of the cost of the project, work or activity must be omitted, as well as the requirements provided in Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015, since they are not relevant for the atmospheric emissions permit application.

1. Go to the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or access the Corporation's web page at www.car.gov.co. Download and complete the Single National Application Form for Fixed Sources Atmospheric Emissions Permits, attaching the required documents. 2. Submit the application (Single National Form for Fixed Source Atmospheric Emissions Permits and its attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of CAR or at its headquarters. 3. Access the official government website at https://www.gov.co.

The environmental permit granted by the CAR authorizes natural or legal persons to carry out air emissions within the limits allowed by environmental regulations. This permit is required for specific activities and services mentioned in Decree 1076 of 2015, as well as for industries that generate emissions from production processes, own activities, waste incineration, or operation of furnaces or boilers. These authorizations are granted according to the criteria established in Resolution 619 of 1997 of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.

The following documentation must be gathered: Documents proving the legal status of the applicant 2: - For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation (issued no longer than 3 months). - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued by the competent authority (issued no longer than 3 months). 2. Capacity in which it acts: - For owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom (issued no longer than 3 months). - For holder: Adequate proof of possession and authorization of the owner or holder. - For possessor: Adequate proof of possession. 3. Power of attorney duly granted (when acting by proxy). 4. IGAC map of the location of the project. 5. Basic meteorological information of the area affected by the emissions. 6. Information required in paragraphs f, g, h, and j of Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015. 7. Description of existing or planned control systems. 8. Technical information on planned or current production, expansion projects, changes in technology and five (5) years production projections. The mention of the cost of the project, work or activity must be omitted, as well as the requirements provided in Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015, since they are not relevant for the atmospheric emissions permit application.

1. Go to the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or access the Corporation's web page at www.car.gov.co. Download and complete the Single National Application Form for Fixed Sources Atmospheric Emissions Permits, attaching the required documents. 2. Submit the application (Single National Form for Fixed Source Atmospheric Emissions Permits and its attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of CAR or at its headquarters. 3. Access the official government website at https://www.gov.co.

The environmental permit granted by the CAR authorizes natural or legal persons to carry out air emissions within the limits allowed by environmental regulations. This permit is required for specific activities and services mentioned in Decree 1076 of 2015, as well as for industries that generate emissions from production processes, own activities, waste incineration, or operation of furnaces or boilers. These authorizations are granted according to the criteria established in Resolution 619 of 1997 of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.

The following documentation must be gathered: Documents proving the legal status of the applicant 2: - For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation (issued no longer than 3 months). - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued by the competent authority (issued no longer than 3 months). 2. Capacity in which it acts: - For owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom (issued no longer than 3 months). - For holder: Adequate proof of possession and authorization of the owner or holder. - For possessor: Adequate proof of possession. 3. Power of attorney duly granted (when acting by proxy). 4. IGAC map of the location of the project. 5. Basic meteorological information of the area affected by the emissions. 6. Information required in paragraphs f, g, h, and j of Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015. 7. Description of existing or planned control systems. 8. Technical information on planned or current production, expansion projects, changes in technology and five (5) years production projections. The mention of the cost of the project, work or activity must be omitted, as well as the requirements provided in Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015, since they are not relevant for the atmospheric emissions permit application.

1. Go to the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or access the Corporation's web page at www.car.gov.co. Download and complete the Single National Application Form for Fixed Sources Atmospheric Emissions Permits, attaching the required documents. 2. Submit the application (Single National Form for Fixed Source Atmospheric Emissions Permits and its attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of CAR or at its headquarters. 3. Access the official government website at https://www.gov.co.

The environmental permit granted by the CAR authorizes natural or legal persons to carry out air emissions within the limits allowed by environmental regulations. This permit is required for specific activities and services mentioned in Decree 1076 of 2015, as well as for industries that generate emissions from production processes, own activities, waste incineration, or operation of furnaces or boilers. These authorizations are granted according to the criteria established in Resolution 619 of 1997 of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.

The following documentation must be gathered: Documents proving the legal status of the applicant 2: - For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation (issued no longer than 3 months). - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued by the competent authority (issued no longer than 3 months). 2. Capacity in which it acts: - For owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom (issued no longer than 3 months). - For holder: Adequate proof of possession and authorization of the owner or holder. - For possessor: Adequate proof of possession. 3. Power of attorney duly granted (when acting by proxy). 4. IGAC map of the location of the project. 5. Basic meteorological information of the area affected by the emissions. 6. Information required in paragraphs f, g, h, and j of Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015. 7. Description of existing or planned control systems. 8. Technical information on planned or current production, expansion projects, changes in technology and five (5) years production projections. The mention of the cost of the project, work or activity must be omitted, as well as the requirements provided in Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015, since they are not relevant for the atmospheric emissions permit application.

1. Go to the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or access the Corporation's web page at www.car.gov.co. Download and complete the Single National Application Form for Fixed Sources Atmospheric Emissions Permits, attaching the required documents. 2. Submit the application (Single National Form for Fixed Source Atmospheric Emissions Permits and its attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of CAR or at its headquarters. 3. Access the official government website at https://www.gov.co.

The environmental permit granted by the CAR authorizes natural or legal persons to carry out air emissions within the limits allowed by environmental regulations. This permit is required for specific activities and services mentioned in Decree 1076 of 2015, as well as for industries that generate emissions from production processes, own activities, waste incineration, or operation of furnaces or boilers. These authorizations are granted according to the criteria established in Resolution 619 of 1997 of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.

The following documentation must be gathered: Documents proving the legal status of the applicant 2: - For companies: Certificate of existence and legal representation (issued no longer than 3 months). - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of existence and legal representation or equivalent document, issued by the competent authority (issued no longer than 3 months). 2. Capacity in which it acts: - For owner of the property: Certificate of tradition and freedom (issued no longer than 3 months). - For holder: Adequate proof of possession and authorization of the owner or holder. - For possessor: Adequate proof of possession. 3. Power of attorney duly granted (when acting by proxy). 4. IGAC map of the location of the project. 5. Basic meteorological information of the area affected by the emissions. 6. Information required in paragraphs f, g, h, and j of Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015. 7. Description of existing or planned control systems. 8. Technical information on planned or current production, expansion projects, changes in technology and five (5) years production projections. The mention of the cost of the project, work or activity must be omitted, as well as the requirements provided in Article 2.2.5.5.1.7.4. of Decree 1076 of 2015, since they are not relevant for the atmospheric emissions permit application.

1. Go to the corresponding Regional Directorate of the CAR or access the Corporation's web page at www.car.gov.co. Download and complete the Single National Application Form for Fixed Sources Atmospheric Emissions Permits, attaching the required documents. 2. Submit the application (Single National Form for Fixed Source Atmospheric Emissions Permits and its attachments) at the corresponding Regional Directorate of CAR or at its headquarters. 3. Access the official government website at https://www.gov.co.

The environmental permit granted by the CAR authorizes natural or legal persons to carry out air emissions within the limits allowed by environmental regulations. This permit is required for specific activities and services mentioned in Decree 1076 of 2015, as well as for industries that generate emissions from production processes, own activities, waste incineration, or operation of furnaces or boilers. These authorizations are granted according to the criteria established in Resolution 619 of 1997 of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.

Required Documents: Accreditation of Legal Status of the Applicant 2: - For Corporations: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation or equivalent document, issued no more than three (3) months ago. 2. Capacity in which the Applicant is acting: - Owner of the Property: Certificate of Tradition and Freedom, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such, together with authorization of the owner or possessor. - Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such. 3. Power of Attorney (if applicable): - In case of acting by proxy, submit the duly granted power of attorney. 4. Technical Documents: - Census of Users for Veredales and Municipal Aqueducts. - Definitive Well Design. - Detailed information on catchment, diversion, conduction, surplus restitution, distribution, drainage, investments, amount and execution terms. 5. Specific information according to Decree 1076 of 2015: - Include information according to articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1. to 2.2.3.2.10.20. of Decree 1076 of 2015. - Comply with the requirements established in article 2.2.2.3.2.16.10. of the same Decree. 6. Sanitary Authorization (if applicable): - Submit favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, where required. 7. Cost of the Project, Work or Activity: - In accordance with the stipulations of CAR Agreement 023 of 2009, include the cost of the project, work or activity. Organizing the documents in this way facilitates their review and ensures compliance with all the requirements established for the corresponding process.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR, headquarters, or access the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co to download the necessary forms. 2. Complete the Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form, attaching all the requested documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form and its attachments) to the corresponding regional directorate of the CAR or to its headquarters.

This is the process for obtaining the right to use or exploit groundwater, whether on private or other people's property. The concession is governed by the following priorities, in the following order: 1. Use for human, collective or community consumption, both in urban and rural areas. 2. Use for individual domestic needs. 3. Agricultural and livestock uses at the community level, including aquaculture and fishing. 4. Individual agricultural and livestock uses, including aquaculture and fisheries. 5. Hydroelectric power generation. 6. Industrial or manufacturing uses. 7. Mining uses. 8. Community recreational uses. 9. Individual recreational uses.

Required Documents: Accreditation of Legal Status of the Applicant 2: - For Corporations: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation or equivalent document, issued no more than three (3) months ago. 2. Capacity in which the Applicant is acting: - Owner of the Property: Certificate of Tradition and Freedom, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such, together with authorization of the owner or possessor. - Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such. 3. Power of Attorney (if applicable): - In case of acting by proxy, submit the duly granted power of attorney. 4. Technical Documents: - Census of Users for Veredales and Municipal Aqueducts. - Definitive Well Design. - Detailed information on catchment, diversion, conduction, surplus restitution, distribution, drainage, investments, amount and execution terms. 5. Specific information according to Decree 1076 of 2015: - Include information according to articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1. to 2.2.3.2.10.20. of Decree 1076 of 2015. - Comply with the requirements established in article 2.2.2.3.2.16.10. of the same Decree. 6. Sanitary Authorization (if applicable): - Submit favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, where required. 7. Cost of the Project, Work or Activity: - In accordance with the stipulations of CAR Agreement 023 of 2009, include the cost of the project, work or activity. Organizing the documents in this way facilitates their review and ensures compliance with all the requirements established for the corresponding process.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR, headquarters, or access the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co to download the necessary forms. 2. Complete the Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form, attaching all the requested documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form and its attachments) to the corresponding regional directorate of the CAR or to its headquarters.

This is the process for obtaining the right to use or exploit groundwater, whether on private or other people's property. The concession is governed by the following priorities, in the following order: 1. Use for human, collective or community consumption, both in urban and rural areas. 2. Use for individual domestic needs. 3. Agricultural and livestock uses at the community level, including aquaculture and fishing. 4. Individual agricultural and livestock uses, including aquaculture and fisheries. 5. Hydroelectric power generation. 6. Industrial or manufacturing uses. 7. Mining uses. 8. Community recreational uses. 9. Individual recreational uses.

Required Documents: Accreditation of Legal Status of the Applicant 2: - For Corporations: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation or equivalent document, issued no more than three (3) months ago. 2. Capacity in which the Applicant is acting: - Owner of the Property: Certificate of Tradition and Freedom, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such, together with authorization of the owner or possessor. - Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such. 3. Power of Attorney (if applicable): - In case of acting by proxy, submit the duly granted power of attorney. 4. Technical Documents: - Census of Users for Veredales and Municipal Aqueducts. - Definitive Well Design. - Detailed information on catchment, diversion, conduction, surplus restitution, distribution, drainage, investments, amount and execution terms. 5. Specific information according to Decree 1076 of 2015: - Include information according to articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1. to 2.2.3.2.10.20. of Decree 1076 of 2015. - Comply with the requirements established in article 2.2.2.3.2.16.10. of the same Decree. 6. Sanitary Authorization (if applicable): - Submit favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, where required. 7. Cost of the Project, Work or Activity: - In accordance with the stipulations of CAR Agreement 023 of 2009, include the cost of the project, work or activity. Organizing the documents in this way facilitates their review and ensures compliance with all the requirements established for the corresponding process.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR, headquarters, or access the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co to download the necessary forms. 2. Complete the Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form, attaching all the requested documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form and its attachments) to the corresponding regional directorate of the CAR or to its headquarters.

This is the process for obtaining the right to use or exploit groundwater, whether on private or other people's property. The concession is governed by the following priorities, in the following order: 1. Use for human, collective or community consumption, both in urban and rural areas. 2. Use for individual domestic needs. 3. Agricultural and livestock uses at the community level, including aquaculture and fishing. 4. Individual agricultural and livestock uses, including aquaculture and fisheries. 5. Hydroelectric power generation. 6. Industrial or manufacturing uses. 7. Mining uses. 8. Community recreational uses. 9. Individual recreational uses.

Required Documents: Accreditation of Legal Status of the Applicant 2: - For Corporations: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation or equivalent document, issued no more than three (3) months ago. 2. Capacity in which the Applicant is acting: - Owner of the Property: Certificate of Tradition and Freedom, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such, together with authorization of the owner or possessor. - Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such. 3. Power of Attorney (if applicable): - In case of acting by proxy, submit the duly granted power of attorney. 4. Technical Documents: - Census of Users for Veredales and Municipal Aqueducts. - Definitive Well Design. - Detailed information on catchment, diversion, conduction, surplus restitution, distribution, drainage, investments, amount and execution terms. 5. Specific information according to Decree 1076 of 2015: - Include information according to articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1. to 2.2.3.2.10.20. of Decree 1076 of 2015. - Comply with the requirements established in article 2.2.2.3.2.16.10. of the same Decree. 6. Sanitary Authorization (if applicable): - Submit favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, where required. 7. Cost of the Project, Work or Activity: - In accordance with the stipulations of CAR Agreement 023 of 2009, include the cost of the project, work or activity. Organizing the documents in this way facilitates their review and ensures compliance with all the requirements established for the corresponding process.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR, headquarters, or access the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co to download the necessary forms. 2. Complete the Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form, attaching all the requested documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form and its attachments) to the corresponding regional directorate of the CAR or to its headquarters.

This is the process for obtaining the right to use or exploit groundwater, whether on private or other people's property. The concession is governed by the following priorities, in the following order: 1. Use for human, collective or community consumption, both in urban and rural areas. 2. Use for individual domestic needs. 3. Agricultural and livestock uses at the community level, including aquaculture and fishing. 4. Individual agricultural and livestock uses, including aquaculture and fisheries. 5. Hydroelectric power generation. 6. Industrial or manufacturing uses. 7. Mining uses. 8. Community recreational uses. 9. Individual recreational uses.

Required Documents: Accreditation of Legal Status of the Applicant 2: - For Corporations: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - For Community Action Boards: Certificate of Existence and Legal Representation or equivalent document, issued no more than three (3) months ago. 2. Capacity in which the Applicant is acting: - Owner of the Property: Certificate of Tradition and Freedom, issued no more than three (3) months ago. - Holder: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such, together with authorization of the owner or possessor. - Possessor: Adequate proof that accredits him/her as such. 3. Power of Attorney (if applicable): - In case of acting by proxy, submit the duly granted power of attorney. 4. Technical Documents: - Census of Users for Veredales and Municipal Aqueducts. - Definitive Well Design. - Detailed information on catchment, diversion, conduction, surplus restitution, distribution, drainage, investments, amount and execution terms. 5. Specific information according to Decree 1076 of 2015: - Include information according to articles 2.2.3.3.2.10.1. to 2.2.3.2.10.20. of Decree 1076 of 2015. - Comply with the requirements established in article 2.2.2.3.2.16.10. of the same Decree. 6. Sanitary Authorization (if applicable): - Submit favorable sanitary authorization issued by the competent departmental sanitary authority, where required. 7. Cost of the Project, Work or Activity: - In accordance with the stipulations of CAR Agreement 023 of 2009, include the cost of the project, work or activity. Organizing the documents in this way facilitates their review and ensures compliance with all the requirements established for the corresponding process.

1. Go to the Regional Directorate of the corresponding CAR, headquarters, or access the Corporation's web page www.car.gov.co to download the necessary forms. 2. Complete the Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form, attaching all the requested documents. 3. Submit the application (Single National Groundwater Concession Application Form and its attachments) to the corresponding regional directorate of the CAR or to its headquarters.

This is the process for obtaining the right to use or exploit groundwater, whether on private or other people's property. The concession is governed by the following priorities, in the following order: 1. Use for human, collective or community consumption, both in urban and rural areas. 2. Use for individual domestic needs. 3. Agricultural and livestock uses at the community level, including aquaculture and fishing. 4. Individual agricultural and livestock uses, including aquaculture and fisheries. 5. Hydroelectric power generation. 6. Industrial or manufacturing uses. 7. Mining uses. 8. Community recreational uses. 9. Individual recreational uses.

Fill out the LETTER FORM TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY - RUA FOR THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

1. Establishments subject to Resolution 1023 of 2010 must submit to the Corporation the Request for Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry (RUA) for manufacturing, signed by the legal representative, according to Annex 2 (Format of Letter to Request Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry - RUA for the Manufacturing Sector) of the aforementioned resolution. 2. Once the request has been made, the Corporation has 15 working days to send the user a letter assigning a username and password to access the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología, Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales (IDEAM), available at http://rua-respel.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php.

The Unified Environmental Registry (RUA) is a fundamental instrument used, among other purposes, as a support tool for monitoring productive activities. It also makes it possible to determine the pressure exerted on renewable natural resources, carry out diagnoses, conduct environmental studies and research, construct indicators, and design policies that contribute to optimizing environmental management.

Fill out the LETTER FORM TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY - RUA FOR THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

1. Establishments subject to Resolution 1023 of 2010 must submit to the Corporation the Request for Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry (RUA) for manufacturing, signed by the legal representative, according to Annex 2 (Format of Letter to Request Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry - RUA for the Manufacturing Sector) of the aforementioned resolution. 2. Once the request has been made, the Corporation has 15 working days to send the user a letter assigning a username and password to access the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología, Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales (IDEAM), available at http://rua-respel.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php.

The Unified Environmental Registry (RUA) is a fundamental instrument used, among other purposes, as a support tool for monitoring productive activities. It also makes it possible to determine the pressure exerted on renewable natural resources, carry out diagnoses, conduct environmental studies and research, construct indicators, and design policies that contribute to optimizing environmental management.

Fill out the LETTER FORM TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY - RUA FOR THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

1. Establishments subject to Resolution 1023 of 2010 must submit to the Corporation the Request for Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry (RUA) for manufacturing, signed by the legal representative, according to Annex 2 (Format of Letter to Request Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry - RUA for the Manufacturing Sector) of the aforementioned resolution. 2. Once the request has been made, the Corporation has 15 working days to send the user a letter assigning a username and password to access the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología, Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales (IDEAM), available at http://rua-respel.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php.

The Unified Environmental Registry (RUA) is a fundamental instrument used, among other purposes, as a support tool for monitoring productive activities. It also makes it possible to determine the pressure exerted on renewable natural resources, carry out diagnoses, conduct environmental studies and research, construct indicators, and design policies that contribute to optimizing environmental management.

Fill out the LETTER FORM TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY - RUA FOR THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

1. Establishments subject to Resolution 1023 of 2010 must submit to the Corporation the Request for Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry (RUA) for manufacturing, signed by the legal representative, according to Annex 2 (Format of Letter to Request Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry - RUA for the Manufacturing Sector) of the aforementioned resolution. 2. Once the request has been made, the Corporation has 15 working days to send the user a letter assigning a username and password to access the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología, Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales (IDEAM), available at http://rua-respel.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php.

The Unified Environmental Registry (RUA) is a fundamental instrument used, among other purposes, as a support tool for monitoring productive activities. It also makes it possible to determine the pressure exerted on renewable natural resources, carry out diagnoses, conduct environmental studies and research, construct indicators, and design policies that contribute to optimizing environmental management.

Fill out the application form for registration in the Registry of Waste or Hazardous Waste Generators.

File the Application for Registration in the Registry of Generators of Waste or Hazardous Waste, signed by the legal representative, with the Corporation, as established in Annex 1 of Resolution 1362 of 2007 (FORMAT OF LETTER TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE REGISTRY OF GENERATORS OF WASTE OR HAZARDOUS WASTE), available at https://www.car.gov.co/index.php?idcategoria=13474. Attach proof from the Chamber of Commerce or the Single Tax Registry. It is important to highlight that the application form consists of two tables: the first one corresponds to the INFORMATION OF THE COMPANY, ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION (main office), and the second one to the INFORMATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OR INSTALLATION GENERATING HAZARDOUS WASTE OR WASTE (RESPEL) IN THE JURISDICTION OF THIS ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORITY. In case the company has multiple points or establishments, the latter must be completed for each one. If it is the same location as the main headquarters, complete both tables. 2. The Corporation will grant a user and password to the hazardous waste generating establishment within 15 working days. This user will be responsible for reporting the information in the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales- IDEAM (Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies), through the following link: http://kuna.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php. The information report is made after the expiration of the period, which corresponds from January 1st to December 31st, and must be uploaded no later than March 31st of each year, according to the deadlines established in Article 5 of Resolution 1362 of 2007.

This management instrument oversees the generation of hazardous waste until its final disposal, protecting human health and the environment through measures ranging from prevention and reduction to treatment and final disposal, adapted to the country's regional needs.

Fill out the LETTER FORM TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY IN THE SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL REGISTRY - RUA FOR THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

1. Establishments subject to Resolution 1023 of 2010 must submit to the Corporation the Request for Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry (RUA) for manufacturing, signed by the legal representative, according to Annex 2 (Format of Letter to Request Registration in the Sole Environmental Registry - RUA for the Manufacturing Sector) of the aforementioned resolution. 2. Once the request has been made, the Corporation has 15 working days to send the user a letter assigning a username and password to access the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología, Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales (IDEAM), available at http://rua-respel.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php.

The Unified Environmental Registry (RUA) is a fundamental instrument used, among other purposes, as a support tool for monitoring productive activities. It also makes it possible to determine the pressure exerted on renewable natural resources, carry out diagnoses, conduct environmental studies and research, construct indicators, and design policies that contribute to optimizing environmental management.

Fill out the application form for registration in the Registry of Waste or Hazardous Waste Generators.

File the Application for Registration in the Registry of Generators of Waste or Hazardous Waste, signed by the legal representative, with the Corporation, as established in Annex 1 of Resolution 1362 of 2007 (FORMAT OF LETTER TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE REGISTRY OF GENERATORS OF WASTE OR HAZARDOUS WASTE), available at https://www.car.gov.co/index.php?idcategoria=13474. Attach proof from the Chamber of Commerce or the Single Tax Registry. It is important to highlight that the application form consists of two tables: the first one corresponds to the INFORMATION OF THE COMPANY, ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION (main office), and the second one to the INFORMATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OR INSTALLATION GENERATING HAZARDOUS WASTE OR WASTE (RESPEL) IN THE JURISDICTION OF THIS ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORITY. In case the company has multiple points or establishments, the latter must be completed for each one. If it is the same location as the main headquarters, complete both tables. 2. The Corporation will grant a user and password to the hazardous waste generating establishment within 15 working days. This user will be responsible for reporting the information in the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales- IDEAM (Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies), through the following link: http://kuna.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php. The information report is made after the expiration of the period, which corresponds from January 1st to December 31st, and must be uploaded no later than March 31st of each year, according to the deadlines established in Article 5 of Resolution 1362 of 2007.

This management instrument oversees the generation of hazardous waste until its final disposal, protecting human health and the environment through measures ranging from prevention and reduction to treatment and final disposal, adapted to the country's regional needs.

Fill out the application form for registration in the Registry of Waste or Hazardous Waste Generators.

File the Application for Registration in the Registry of Generators of Waste or Hazardous Waste, signed by the legal representative, with the Corporation, as established in Annex 1 of Resolution 1362 of 2007 (FORMAT OF LETTER TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE REGISTRY OF GENERATORS OF WASTE OR HAZARDOUS WASTE), available at https://www.car.gov.co/index.php?idcategoria=13474. Attach proof from the Chamber of Commerce or the Single Tax Registry. It is important to highlight that the application form consists of two tables: the first one corresponds to the INFORMATION OF THE COMPANY, ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION (main office), and the second one to the INFORMATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OR INSTALLATION GENERATING HAZARDOUS WASTE OR WASTE (RESPEL) IN THE JURISDICTION OF THIS ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORITY. In case the company has multiple points or establishments, the latter must be completed for each one. If it is the same location as the main headquarters, complete both tables. 2. The Corporation will grant a user and password to the hazardous waste generating establishment within 15 working days. This user will be responsible for reporting the information in the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales- IDEAM (Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies), through the following link: http://kuna.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php. The information report is made after the expiration of the period, which corresponds from January 1st to December 31st, and must be uploaded no later than March 31st of each year, according to the deadlines established in Article 5 of Resolution 1362 of 2007.

This management instrument oversees the generation of hazardous waste until its final disposal, protecting human health and the environment through measures ranging from prevention and reduction to treatment and final disposal, adapted to the country's regional needs.

Fill out the application form for registration in the Registry of Waste or Hazardous Waste Generators.

File the Application for Registration in the Registry of Generators of Waste or Hazardous Waste, signed by the legal representative, with the Corporation, as established in Annex 1 of Resolution 1362 of 2007 (FORMAT OF LETTER TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE REGISTRY OF GENERATORS OF WASTE OR HAZARDOUS WASTE), available at https://www.car.gov.co/index.php?idcategoria=13474. Attach proof from the Chamber of Commerce or the Single Tax Registry. It is important to highlight that the application form consists of two tables: the first one corresponds to the INFORMATION OF THE COMPANY, ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION (main office), and the second one to the INFORMATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OR INSTALLATION GENERATING HAZARDOUS WASTE OR WASTE (RESPEL) IN THE JURISDICTION OF THIS ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORITY. In case the company has multiple points or establishments, the latter must be completed for each one. If it is the same location as the main headquarters, complete both tables. 2. The Corporation will grant a user and password to the hazardous waste generating establishment within 15 working days. This user will be responsible for reporting the information in the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales- IDEAM (Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies), through the following link: http://kuna.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php. The information report is made after the expiration of the period, which corresponds from January 1st to December 31st, and must be uploaded no later than March 31st of each year, according to the deadlines established in Article 5 of Resolution 1362 of 2007.

This management instrument oversees the generation of hazardous waste until its final disposal, protecting human health and the environment through measures ranging from prevention and reduction to treatment and final disposal, adapted to the country's regional needs.

Fill out the application form for registration in the Registry of Waste or Hazardous Waste Generators.

File the Application for Registration in the Registry of Generators of Waste or Hazardous Waste, signed by the legal representative, with the Corporation, as established in Annex 1 of Resolution 1362 of 2007 (FORMAT OF LETTER TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION IN THE REGISTRY OF GENERATORS OF WASTE OR HAZARDOUS WASTE), available at https://www.car.gov.co/index.php?idcategoria=13474. Attach proof from the Chamber of Commerce or the Single Tax Registry. It is important to highlight that the application form consists of two tables: the first one corresponds to the INFORMATION OF THE COMPANY, ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION (main office), and the second one to the INFORMATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OR INSTALLATION GENERATING HAZARDOUS WASTE OR WASTE (RESPEL) IN THE JURISDICTION OF THIS ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORITY. In case the company has multiple points or establishments, the latter must be completed for each one. If it is the same location as the main headquarters, complete both tables. 2. The Corporation will grant a user and password to the hazardous waste generating establishment within 15 working days. This user will be responsible for reporting the information in the web application of the Instituto de Hidrología Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales- IDEAM (Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies), through the following link: http://kuna.ideam.gov.co/mursmpr/index.php. The information report is made after the expiration of the period, which corresponds from January 1st to December 31st, and must be uploaded no later than March 31st of each year, according to the deadlines established in Article 5 of Resolution 1362 of 2007.

This management instrument oversees the generation of hazardous waste until its final disposal, protecting human health and the environment through measures ranging from prevention and reduction to treatment and final disposal, adapted to the country's regional needs.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min. Housing Res. 1025 of 2021) 1. Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties, issued not more than one month ago. 2. Single national application form for licenses, duly completed. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued within the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, if acting by proxy or representative, with personal presentation. 5. Copy of the property tax of the last year related to the property or properties, or official document indicating the address of the property. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process, together with experience certifications, if applicable. Additional documents for the construction license (Article 5 Res. Min. Housing Resolution 1025 of 2021) 1. Memory of calculations and structural designs. 2. Memory of design of non-structural elements. 3. Geotechnical and soil studies. 4. Structural plans of the project. 5. Architectural project in accordance with current urban planning regulations, with the minimum information required. 6. Documents for independent review of structural designs, according to applicable regulations. 7. Previous licenses, if applicable, or instrument that replaces them. 8. Preliminary project or authorization for intervention on cultural assets, as applicable. 9. Minutes of the competent body of horizontal property, if applicable. 10. Certification issued by public service providers on the immediate availability of public services, in the case of new construction on land subject to anticipated assignments. Additional documents for the modality of recognition of existence of buildings (article 2.2.2.6.4.2.2.2 of Decree 1077 of 2015). 1. Single National Application Form for urban development licenses and recognition of buildings, filled out by the applicant. 2. Architectural survey plan of the existing construction, signed by a legally responsible architect. 3. Copy of the technical expertise to determine the stability of the construction and seismic measures, signed by a Civil Engineer authorized to do so. 4. Declaration of the age of the construction, under oath. Additional documents for the modality of new construction, demolition and enclosure: 1. Printed copy of the architectural project. 2. Printed copy of the structural project. 3. Independent reviewer's report, signatures on structural plans and calculation memories. Additional documents for expansion, modification, adaptation, partial demolition, structural reinforcement and modification of current license: 1. Copy of license and plans of previous management. 2. Approved resolution and plans issued by the corresponding entity. 3. Minutes of assembly of co-owners and copy of horizontal property regulations.

General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, who will leave a written record. 2. Communication (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.2.1 Decree 1077 of 2015): Once all documents have been received, the authority shall summon the adjoining neighbors to assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority will study and review the project from various technical, legal and structural aspects to ensure compliance with urban planning and safety standards. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.4 Decree 1077 of 2015): After the review, a record of observations and corrections shall be drawn up in which the applicant shall be informed of the necessary adjustments to the project and the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license, against which appeals for reconsideration and appeal are available. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.3.7 Decree 1077 of 2015): The administrative act shall be notified to the applicant and other interested parties as established in the Code of Administrative Procedure and Administrative Disputes. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of general and additional documents. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the filing certificate. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project in multiple aspects. 7. Written concept of the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Record of the minutes with observations and corrections, if necessary. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no pending observations. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and installation of the informative billboard. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in to the platform with username and password. 2. Access the option to make requests and select ""new project"" to request the construction license. 3. Enter the basic information of the project and the corresponding real estate license plates. 4. Add observations and quantities of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate it to the respective project. 6. Select and upload the documents required for the process. 7. Fill out the form and send the application. 8. Once sent, the application will appear in the list with its respective status. You will be able to download a summary in PDF format and you will receive a confirmation of the application.

The construction license is the prior authorization required before the competent authority to carry out the construction of buildings, circulation areas and communal areas in one or several properties. In this process, the permitted uses, buildability, volume, accessibility and other technical aspects approved for the respective building are specifically detailed.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min. Housing Res. 1025 of 2021) 1. Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties, issued not more than one month ago. 2. Single national application form for licenses, duly completed. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued within the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, if acting by proxy or representative, with personal presentation. 5. Copy of the property tax of the last year related to the property or properties, or official document indicating the address of the property. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process, together with experience certifications, if applicable. Additional documents for the construction license (Article 5 Res. Min. Housing Resolution 1025 of 2021) 1. Memory of calculations and structural designs. 2. Memory of design of non-structural elements. 3. Geotechnical and soil studies. 4. Structural plans of the project. 5. Architectural project in accordance with current urban planning regulations, with the minimum information required. 6. Documents for independent review of structural designs, according to applicable regulations. 7. Previous licenses, if applicable, or instrument that replaces them. 8. Preliminary project or authorization for intervention on cultural assets, as applicable. 9. Minutes of the competent body of horizontal property, if applicable. 10. Certification issued by public service providers on the immediate availability of public services, in the case of new construction on land subject to anticipated assignments. Additional documents for the modality of recognition of existence of buildings (article 2.2.2.6.4.2.2.2 of Decree 1077 of 2015). 1. Single National Application Form for urban development licenses and recognition of buildings, filled out by the applicant. 2. Architectural survey plan of the existing construction, signed by a legally responsible architect. 3. Copy of the technical expertise to determine the stability of the construction and seismic measures, signed by a Civil Engineer authorized to do so. 4. Declaration of the age of the construction, under oath. Additional documents for the modality of new construction, demolition and enclosure: 1. Printed copy of the architectural project. 2. Printed copy of the structural project. 3. Independent reviewer's report, signatures on structural plans and calculation memories. Additional documents for expansion, modification, adaptation, partial demolition, structural reinforcement and modification of current license: 1. Copy of license and plans of previous management. 2. Approved resolution and plans issued by the corresponding entity. 3. Minutes of assembly of co-owners and copy of horizontal property regulations.

General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, who will leave a written record. 2. Communication (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.2.1 Decree 1077 of 2015): Once all documents have been received, the authority shall summon the adjoining neighbors to assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority will study and review the project from various technical, legal and structural aspects to ensure compliance with urban planning and safety standards. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.4 Decree 1077 of 2015): After the review, a record of observations and corrections shall be drawn up in which the applicant shall be informed of the necessary adjustments to the project and the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license, against which appeals for reconsideration and appeal are available. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.3.7 Decree 1077 of 2015): The administrative act shall be notified to the applicant and other interested parties as established in the Code of Administrative Procedure and Administrative Disputes. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of general and additional documents. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the filing certificate. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project in multiple aspects. 7. Written concept of the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Record of the minutes with observations and corrections, if necessary. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no pending observations. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and installation of the informative billboard. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in to the platform with username and password. 2. Access the option to make requests and select ""new project"" to request the construction license. 3. Enter the basic information of the project and the corresponding real estate license plates. 4. Add observations and quantities of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate it to the respective project. 6. Select and upload the documents required for the process. 7. Fill out the form and send the application. 8. Once sent, the application will appear in the list with its respective status. You will be able to download a summary in PDF format and you will receive a confirmation of the application.

The construction license is the prior authorization required before the competent authority to carry out the construction of buildings, circulation areas and communal areas in one or several properties. In this process, the permitted uses, buildability, volume, accessibility and other technical aspects approved for the respective building are specifically detailed.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min. Housing Res. 1025 of 2021) 1. Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties, issued not more than one month ago. 2. Single national application form for licenses, duly completed. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued within the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, if acting by proxy or representative, with personal presentation. 5. Copy of the property tax of the last year related to the property or properties, or official document indicating the address of the property. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process, together with experience certifications, if applicable. Additional documents for the construction license (Article 5 Res. Min. Housing Resolution 1025 of 2021) 1. Memory of calculations and structural designs. 2. Memory of design of non-structural elements. 3. Geotechnical and soil studies. 4. Structural plans of the project. 5. Architectural project in accordance with current urban planning regulations, with the minimum information required. 6. Documents for independent review of structural designs, according to applicable regulations. 7. Previous licenses, if applicable, or instrument that replaces them. 8. Preliminary project or authorization for intervention on cultural assets, as applicable. 9. Minutes of the competent body of horizontal property, if applicable. 10. Certification issued by public service providers on the immediate availability of public services, in the case of new construction on land subject to anticipated assignments. Additional documents for the modality of recognition of existence of buildings (article 2.2.2.6.4.2.2.2 of Decree 1077 of 2015). 1. Single National Application Form for urban development licenses and recognition of buildings, filled out by the applicant. 2. Architectural survey plan of the existing construction, signed by a legally responsible architect. 3. Copy of the technical expertise to determine the stability of the construction and seismic measures, signed by a Civil Engineer authorized to do so. 4. Declaration of the age of the construction, under oath. Additional documents for the modality of new construction, demolition and enclosure: 1. Printed copy of the architectural project. 2. Printed copy of the structural project. 3. Independent reviewer's report, signatures on structural plans and calculation memories. Additional documents for expansion, modification, adaptation, partial demolition, structural reinforcement and modification of current license: 1. Copy of license and plans of previous management. 2. Approved resolution and plans issued by the corresponding entity. 3. Minutes of assembly of co-owners and copy of horizontal property regulations.

General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, who will leave a written record. 2. Communication (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.2.1 Decree 1077 of 2015): Once all documents have been received, the authority shall summon the adjoining neighbors to assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority will study and review the project from various technical, legal and structural aspects to ensure compliance with urban planning and safety standards. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.4 Decree 1077 of 2015): After the review, a record of observations and corrections shall be drawn up in which the applicant shall be informed of the necessary adjustments to the project and the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license, against which appeals for reconsideration and appeal are available. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.3.7 Decree 1077 of 2015): The administrative act shall be notified to the applicant and other interested parties as established in the Code of Administrative Procedure and Administrative Disputes. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of general and additional documents. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the filing certificate. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project in multiple aspects. 7. Written concept of the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Record of the minutes with observations and corrections, if necessary. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no pending observations. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and installation of the informative billboard. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in to the platform with username and password. 2. Access the option to make requests and select ""new project"" to request the construction license. 3. Enter the basic information of the project and the corresponding real estate license plates. 4. Add observations and quantities of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate it to the respective project. 6. Select and upload the documents required for the process. 7. Fill out the form and send the application. 8. Once sent, the application will appear in the list with its respective status. You will be able to download a summary in PDF format and you will receive a confirmation of the application.

The construction license is the prior authorization required before the competent authority to carry out the construction of buildings, circulation areas and communal areas in one or several properties. In this process, the permitted uses, buildability, volume, accessibility and other technical aspects approved for the respective building are specifically detailed.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min. Housing Res. 1025 of 2021) 1. Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties, issued not more than one month ago. 2. Single national application form for licenses, duly completed. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued within the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, if acting by proxy or representative, with personal presentation. 5. Copy of the property tax of the last year related to the property or properties, or official document indicating the address of the property. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process, together with experience certifications, if applicable. Additional documents for the construction license (Article 5 Res. Min. Housing Resolution 1025 of 2021) 1. Memory of calculations and structural designs. 2. Memory of design of non-structural elements. 3. Geotechnical and soil studies. 4. Structural plans of the project. 5. Architectural project in accordance with current urban planning regulations, with the minimum information required. 6. Documents for independent review of structural designs, according to applicable regulations. 7. Previous licenses, if applicable, or instrument that replaces them. 8. Preliminary project or authorization for intervention on cultural assets, as applicable. 9. Minutes of the competent body of horizontal property, if applicable. 10. Certification issued by public service providers on the immediate availability of public services, in the case of new construction on land subject to anticipated assignments. Additional documents for the modality of recognition of existence of buildings (article 2.2.2.6.4.2.2.2 of Decree 1077 of 2015). 1. Single National Application Form for urban development licenses and recognition of buildings, filled out by the applicant. 2. Architectural survey plan of the existing construction, signed by a legally responsible architect. 3. Copy of the technical expertise to determine the stability of the construction and seismic measures, signed by a Civil Engineer authorized to do so. 4. Declaration of the age of the construction, under oath. Additional documents for the modality of new construction, demolition and enclosure: 1. Printed copy of the architectural project. 2. Printed copy of the structural project. 3. Independent reviewer's report, signatures on structural plans and calculation memories. Additional documents for expansion, modification, adaptation, partial demolition, structural reinforcement and modification of current license: 1. Copy of license and plans of previous management. 2. Approved resolution and plans issued by the corresponding entity. 3. Minutes of assembly of co-owners and copy of horizontal property regulations.

General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, who will leave a written record. 2. Communication (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.2.1 Decree 1077 of 2015): Once all documents have been received, the authority shall summon the adjoining neighbors to assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority will study and review the project from various technical, legal and structural aspects to ensure compliance with urban planning and safety standards. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.4 Decree 1077 of 2015): After the review, a record of observations and corrections shall be drawn up in which the applicant shall be informed of the necessary adjustments to the project and the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license, against which appeals for reconsideration and appeal are available. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.3.7 Decree 1077 of 2015): The administrative act shall be notified to the applicant and other interested parties as established in the Code of Administrative Procedure and Administrative Disputes. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of general and additional documents. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the filing certificate. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project in multiple aspects. 7. Written concept of the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Record of the minutes with observations and corrections, if necessary. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no pending observations. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and installation of the informative billboard. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in to the platform with username and password. 2. Access the option to make requests and select ""new project"" to request the construction license. 3. Enter the basic information of the project and the corresponding real estate license plates. 4. Add observations and quantities of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate it to the respective project. 6. Select and upload the documents required for the process. 7. Fill out the form and send the application. 8. Once sent, the application will appear in the list with its respective status. You will be able to download a summary in PDF format and you will receive a confirmation of the application.

The construction license is the prior authorization required before the competent authority to carry out the construction of buildings, circulation areas and communal areas in one or several properties. In this process, the permitted uses, buildability, volume, accessibility and other technical aspects approved for the respective building are specifically detailed.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min. Housing Res. 1025 of 2021) 1. Certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties, issued not more than one month ago. 2. Single national application form for licenses, duly completed. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued within the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, if acting by proxy or representative, with personal presentation. 5. Copy of the property tax of the last year related to the property or properties, or official document indicating the address of the property. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process, together with experience certifications, if applicable. Additional documents for the construction license (Article 5 Res. Min. Housing Resolution 1025 of 2021) 1. Memory of calculations and structural designs. 2. Memory of design of non-structural elements. 3. Geotechnical and soil studies. 4. Structural plans of the project. 5. Architectural project in accordance with current urban planning regulations, with the minimum information required. 6. Documents for independent review of structural designs, according to applicable regulations. 7. Previous licenses, if applicable, or instrument that replaces them. 8. Preliminary project or authorization for intervention on cultural assets, as applicable. 9. Minutes of the competent body of horizontal property, if applicable. 10. Certification issued by public service providers on the immediate availability of public services, in the case of new construction on land subject to anticipated assignments. Additional documents for the modality of recognition of existence of buildings (article 2.2.2.6.4.2.2.2 of Decree 1077 of 2015). 1. Single National Application Form for urban development licenses and recognition of buildings, filled out by the applicant. 2. Architectural survey plan of the existing construction, signed by a legally responsible architect. 3. Copy of the technical expertise to determine the stability of the construction and seismic measures, signed by a Civil Engineer authorized to do so. 4. Declaration of the age of the construction, under oath. Additional documents for the modality of new construction, demolition and enclosure: 1. Printed copy of the architectural project. 2. Printed copy of the structural project. 3. Independent reviewer's report, signatures on structural plans and calculation memories. Additional documents for expansion, modification, adaptation, partial demolition, structural reinforcement and modification of current license: 1. Copy of license and plans of previous management. 2. Approved resolution and plans issued by the corresponding entity. 3. Minutes of assembly of co-owners and copy of horizontal property regulations.

General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, who will leave a written record. 2. Communication (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.2.1 Decree 1077 of 2015): Once all documents have been received, the authority shall summon the adjoining neighbors to assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority will study and review the project from various technical, legal and structural aspects to ensure compliance with urban planning and safety standards. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.2.2.4 Decree 1077 of 2015): After the review, a record of observations and corrections shall be drawn up in which the applicant shall be informed of the necessary adjustments to the project and the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license, against which appeals for reconsideration and appeal are available. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act (ARTICLE 2.2.6.1.2.3.7 Decree 1077 of 2015): The administrative act shall be notified to the applicant and other interested parties as established in the Code of Administrative Procedure and Administrative Disputes. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of general and additional documents. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the filing certificate. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project in multiple aspects. 7. Written concept of the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Record of the minutes with observations and corrections, if necessary. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no pending observations. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and installation of the informative billboard. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in to the platform with username and password. 2. Access the option to make requests and select ""new project"" to request the construction license. 3. Enter the basic information of the project and the corresponding real estate license plates. 4. Add observations and quantities of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate it to the respective project. 6. Select and upload the documents required for the process. 7. Fill out the form and send the application. 8. Once sent, the application will appear in the list with its respective status. You will be able to download a summary in PDF format and you will receive a confirmation of the application.

The construction license is the prior authorization required before the competent authority to carry out the construction of buildings, circulation areas and communal areas in one or several properties. In this process, the permitted uses, buildability, volume, accessibility and other technical aspects approved for the respective building are specifically detailed.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min Housing 1025/2021) 1. Copy of the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties that are the object of the application, issued in the last month prior to the presentation. 2. The single national form for the application of licenses, duly filled out. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued in the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, in case of acting by proxy or representative, with the corresponding personal presentation. 5. Copy of the document or private declaration of the property tax for the last year of the property or properties that are the object of the request, indicating the nomenclature or identification of the property. This requirement will not be required when there is another official document on the basis of which the address of the property that is the object of the request can be established. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process and a copy of the certifications or proof of their experience, if required. Additional documents for Urbanization License in Development Modality (Art. 2, Res. Min. Housing 1025/2021): a) Topographic map georeferenced to the MAGNA SIRGAS reference frame, in accordance with the technical specifications of the Colombian Spatial Data Infrastructure ICDE - IGAC, of the property or properties that are the object of the application, signed by the registered topographic engineer or licensed professional topographer in accordance with Law 70 of 1979, indicating area, boundaries, reserves, urban trees, road sections, affectations, high voltage lines, home utility networks and urban limitations with coordinates. b) Urban development project plan, signed by a licensed architect responsible for the design. c) Certification of immediate availability of public utilities in the property or properties subject to the license, issued by public utilities companies or competent authorities. d) Detailed hazard and risk studies for mass removal and flooding phenomena, if the property is in high and medium hazard and/or risk zones, with the design of mitigation measures, prepared and signed by suitable professionals together with the developer, who will be responsible for executing the mitigation works during the term of the license.

"General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, which will leave a written record. 2. Communication: Once all the documents have been received in due and proper form, the authority will summon the adjoining neighbors so that they may assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority in charge of studying, processing and issuing the license must evaluate the project from the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural aspects, verifying compliance with current regulations. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections: After the technical review, a record will be drawn up where the necessary updates, corrections or clarifications for the project will be reported, as well as the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The competent authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license. Appeals for reconsideration and appeal may be filed against these acts. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act: The administrative act will be notified to the applicant and to any person or authority that has participated in the process, in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure and Contentious Administrative Proceedings. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of documents by the competent authority. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the record of filing. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication of the request and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project at the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural levels. 7. Issuance of the written concept by the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Preparation of the minutes with observations and corrections, if applicable. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no observations or these are corrected. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and printing of the billboard by the applicant. 12. Placement of the fence. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in with user name and password. 2. Access the option ""make requests"" and select ""new project"". 3. Fill in the basic information of the project and add the respective real estate license plates. 4. Enter observations and number of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate the construction license process. 6. Select and upload the required documents. 7. Review the information on the form and submit the application. 8. The application will appear in the list with its respective ID and status ""sent"". A PDF summary can be downloaded and you will receive confirmation of the application."

It is the prior authorization requested from the respective authority that allows the creation of public and private spaces, the construction of roads and the works that allow the adaptation of these lands for the future construction of buildings for urban uses.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min Housing 1025/2021) 1. Copy of the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties that are the object of the application, issued in the last month prior to the presentation. 2. The single national form for the application of licenses, duly filled out. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued in the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, in case of acting by proxy or representative, with the corresponding personal presentation. 5. Copy of the document or private declaration of the property tax for the last year of the property or properties that are the object of the request, indicating the nomenclature or identification of the property. This requirement will not be required when there is another official document on the basis of which the address of the property that is the object of the request can be established. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process and a copy of the certifications or proof of their experience, if required. Additional documents for Urbanization License in Development Modality (Art. 2, Res. Min. Housing 1025/2021): a) Topographic map georeferenced to the MAGNA SIRGAS reference frame, in accordance with the technical specifications of the Colombian Spatial Data Infrastructure ICDE - IGAC, of the property or properties that are the object of the application, signed by the registered topographic engineer or licensed professional topographer in accordance with Law 70 of 1979, indicating area, boundaries, reserves, urban trees, road sections, affectations, high voltage lines, home utility networks and urban limitations with coordinates. b) Urban development project plan, signed by a licensed architect responsible for the design. c) Certification of immediate availability of public utilities in the property or properties subject to the license, issued by public utilities companies or competent authorities. d) Detailed hazard and risk studies for mass removal and flooding phenomena, if the property is in high and medium hazard and/or risk zones, with the design of mitigation measures, prepared and signed by suitable professionals together with the developer, who will be responsible for executing the mitigation works during the term of the license.

General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, which will leave a written record. 2. Communication: Once all the documents have been received in due and proper form, the authority will summon the adjoining neighbors so that they may assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority in charge of studying, processing and issuing the license must evaluate the project from the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural aspects, verifying compliance with current regulations. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections: After the technical review, a record will be drawn up where the necessary updates, corrections or clarifications for the project will be reported, as well as the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The competent authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license. Appeals for reconsideration and appeal may be filed against these acts. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act: The administrative act will be notified to the applicant and to any person or authority that has participated in the process, in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure and Contentious Administrative Proceedings. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of documents by the competent authority. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the record of filing. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication of the request and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project at the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural levels. 7. Issuance of the written concept by the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Preparation of the minutes with observations and corrections, if applicable. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no observations or these are corrected. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and printing of the billboard by the applicant. 12. Placement of the fence. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in with user name and password. 2. Access the option ""make requests"" and select ""new project"". 3. Fill in the basic information of the project and add the respective real estate license plates. 4. Enter observations and number of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate the construction license process. 6. Select and upload the required documents. 7. Review the information on the form and submit the application. 8. The application will appear in the list with its respective ID and status ""sent"". A PDF summary can be downloaded and you will receive confirmation of the application.

It is the prior authorization requested from the respective authority that allows the creation of public and private spaces, the construction of roads and the works that allow the adaptation of these lands for the future construction of buildings for urban uses.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min Housing 1025/2021) 1. Copy of the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties that are the object of the application, issued in the last month prior to the presentation. 2. The single national form for the application of licenses, duly filled out. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued in the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, in case of acting by proxy or representative, with the corresponding personal presentation. 5. Copy of the document or private declaration of the property tax for the last year of the property or properties that are the object of the request, indicating the nomenclature or identification of the property. This requirement will not be required when there is another official document on the basis of which the address of the property that is the object of the request can be established. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process and a copy of the certifications or proof of their experience, if required. Additional documents for Urbanization License in Development Modality (Art. 2, Res. Min. Housing 1025/2021): a) Topographic map georeferenced to the MAGNA SIRGAS reference frame, in accordance with the technical specifications of the Colombian Spatial Data Infrastructure ICDE - IGAC, of the property or properties that are the object of the application, signed by the registered topographic engineer or licensed professional topographer in accordance with Law 70 of 1979, indicating area, boundaries, reserves, urban trees, road sections, affectations, high voltage lines, home utility networks and urban limitations with coordinates. b) Urban development project plan, signed by a licensed architect responsible for the design. c) Certification of immediate availability of public utilities in the property or properties subject to the license, issued by public utilities companies or competent authorities. d) Detailed hazard and risk studies for mass removal and flooding phenomena, if the property is in high and medium hazard and/or risk zones, with the design of mitigation measures, prepared and signed by suitable professionals together with the developer, who will be responsible for executing the mitigation works during the term of the license.

"General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, which will leave a written record. 2. Communication: Once all the documents have been received in due and proper form, the authority will summon the adjoining neighbors so that they may assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority in charge of studying, processing and issuing the license must evaluate the project from the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural aspects, verifying compliance with current regulations. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections: After the technical review, a record will be drawn up where the necessary updates, corrections or clarifications for the project will be reported, as well as the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The competent authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license. Appeals for reconsideration and appeal may be filed against these acts. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act: The administrative act will be notified to the applicant and to any person or authority that has participated in the process, in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure and Contentious Administrative Proceedings. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of documents by the competent authority. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the record of filing. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication of the request and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project at the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural levels. 7. Issuance of the written concept by the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Preparation of the minutes with observations and corrections, if applicable. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no observations or these are corrected. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and printing of the billboard by the applicant. 12. Placement of the fence. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in with user name and password. 2. Access the option ""make requests"" and select ""new project"". 3. Fill in the basic information of the project and add the respective real estate license plates. 4. Enter observations and number of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate the construction license process. 6. Select and upload the required documents. 7. Review the information on the form and submit the application. 8. The application will appear in the list with its respective ID and status ""sent"". A PDF summary can be downloaded and you will receive confirmation of the application."

It is the prior authorization requested from the respective authority that allows the creation of public and private spaces, the construction of roads and the works that allow the adaptation of these lands for the future construction of buildings for urban uses.

General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min Housing 1025/2021) 1. Copy of the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties that are the object of the application, issued in the last month prior to the presentation. 2. The single national form for the application of licenses, duly filled out. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued in the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, in case of acting by proxy or representative, with the corresponding personal presentation. 5. Copy of the document or private declaration of the property tax for the last year of the property or properties that are the object of the request, indicating the nomenclature or identification of the property. This requirement will not be required when there is another official document on the basis of which the address of the property that is the object of the request can be established. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process and a copy of the certifications or proof of their experience, if required. Additional documents for Urbanization License in Development Modality (Art. 2, Res. Min. Housing 1025/2021): a) Topographic map georeferenced to the MAGNA SIRGAS reference frame, in accordance with the technical specifications of the Colombian Spatial Data Infrastructure ICDE - IGAC, of the property or properties that are the object of the application, signed by the registered topographic engineer or licensed professional topographer in accordance with Law 70 of 1979, indicating area, boundaries, reserves, urban trees, road sections, affectations, high voltage lines, home utility networks and urban limitations with coordinates. b) Urban development project plan, signed by a licensed architect responsible for the design. c) Certification of immediate availability of public utilities in the property or properties subject to the license, issued by public utilities companies or competent authorities. d) Detailed hazard and risk studies for mass removal and flooding phenomena, if the property is in high and medium hazard and/or risk zones, with the design of mitigation measures, prepared and signed by suitable professionals together with the developer, who will be responsible for executing the mitigation works during the term of the license.

"General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, which will leave a written record. 2. Communication: Once all the documents have been received in due and proper form, the authority will summon the adjoining neighbors so that they may assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority in charge of studying, processing and issuing the license must evaluate the project from the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural aspects, verifying compliance with current regulations. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections: After the technical review, a record will be drawn up where the necessary updates, corrections or clarifications for the project will be reported, as well as the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The competent authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license. Appeals for reconsideration and appeal may be filed against these acts. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act: The administrative act will be notified to the applicant and to any person or authority that has participated in the process, in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure and Contentious Administrative Proceedings. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of documents by the competent authority. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the record of filing. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication of the request and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project at the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural levels. 7. Issuance of the written concept by the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Preparation of the minutes with observations and corrections, if applicable. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no observations or these are corrected. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and printing of the billboard by the applicant. 12. Placement of the fence. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in with user name and password. 2. Access the option ""make requests"" and select ""new project"". 3. Fill in the basic information of the project and add the respective real estate license plates. 4. Enter observations and number of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate the construction license process. 6. Select and upload the required documents. 7. Review the information on the form and submit the application. 8. The application will appear in the list with its respective ID and status ""sent"". A PDF summary can be downloaded and you will receive confirmation of the application."

It is the prior authorization requested from the respective authority that allows the creation of public and private spaces, the construction of roads and the works that allow the adaptation of these lands for the future construction of buildings for urban uses.

1. Application Form for the Reception of Construction Works, duly completed. 2. Application Letter. Conditions: The holder or responsible builder must request the certificate once the works have been completed. 3. Photocopy of the identity card of the applicant and/or of the valid card of the responsible professional. 4. Certificate of Tradition and Freedom with a validity of not more than 1 month. 5. Construction License: 1 photocopy. 6. Approved Plans (Architectural and Structural): 1 Copy (They must be replicas of the original plans with the respective seals of the Urban Curator's Office or of the Secretary of Planning of Tocancipá that approves them and with the same format with which they were approved in sheet).

1. Gather all the documents 2. File the application in person at the Municipal Mayor's Office of Tocancipá.

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General Documents (Art. 1, Res. Min Housing 1025/2021) 1. Copy of the certificate of freedom and tradition of the property or properties that are the object of the application, issued in the last month prior to the presentation. 2. The single national form for the application of licenses, duly filled out. 3. Copy of the identity document of the applicant (natural persons) or certificate of existence and legal representation (legal persons), issued in the last month. 4. Special power of attorney granted before the competent authority, in case of acting by proxy or representative, with the corresponding personal presentation. 5. Copy of the document or private declaration of the property tax for the last year of the property or properties that are the object of the request, indicating the nomenclature or identification of the property. This requirement will not be required when there is another official document on the basis of which the address of the property that is the object of the request can be established. 6. Copy of the registration or professional card of the professionals involved in the urban development license process and a copy of the certifications or proof of their experience, if required. Additional documents for Urbanization License in Development Modality (Art. 2, Res. Min. Housing 1025/2021): a) Topographic map georeferenced to the MAGNA SIRGAS reference frame, in accordance with the technical specifications of the Colombian Spatial Data Infrastructure ICDE - IGAC, of the property or properties that are the object of the application, signed by the registered topographic engineer or licensed professional topographer in accordance with Law 70 of 1979, indicating area, boundaries, reserves, urban trees, road sections, affectations, high voltage lines, home utility networks and urban limitations with coordinates. b) Urban development project plan, signed by a licensed architect responsible for the design. c) Certification of immediate availability of public utilities in the property or properties subject to the license, issued by public utilities companies or competent authorities. d) Detailed hazard and risk studies for mass removal and flooding phenomena, if the property is in high and medium hazard and/or risk zones, with the design of mitigation measures, prepared and signed by suitable professionals together with the developer, who will be responsible for executing the mitigation works during the term of the license.

"General Stages: 1. Filing: The documents must be officially received by the competent authority, which will leave a written record. 2. Communication: Once all the documents have been received in due and proper form, the authority will summon the adjoining neighbors so that they may assert their rights. 3. Project Review: The authority in charge of studying, processing and issuing the license must evaluate the project from the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural aspects, verifying compliance with current regulations. 4. Record of Observations and Corrections: After the technical review, a record will be drawn up where the necessary updates, corrections or clarifications for the project will be reported, as well as the additional documents required. 5. Administrative act: The competent authorities will issue a reasoned administrative act approving or denying the license. Appeals for reconsideration and appeal may be filed against these acts. 6. Notification of the Administrative Act: The administrative act will be notified to the applicant and to any person or authority that has participated in the process, in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure and Contentious Administrative Proceedings. Detailed Steps: 1. Review of documents by the competent authority. 2. Filing of documents. 3. Elaboration of the record of filing. 4. Settlement of expenses. 5. Communication of the request and summons to neighbors and third parties. 6. Review of the project at the technical, legal, structural, urban and architectural levels. 7. Issuance of the written concept by the professionals who reviewed the project. 8. Preparation of the minutes with observations and corrections, if applicable. 9. Issuance of the administrative act of license, if there are no observations or these are corrected. 10. Notification of the administrative act to the interested parties. 11. Obtaining and printing of the billboard by the applicant. 12. Placement of the fence. Step by step through VENTANILLA UNICA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN "VUC": 1. Log in with user name and password. 2. Access the option ""make requests"" and select ""new project"". 3. Fill in the basic information of the project and add the respective real estate license plates. 4. Enter observations and number of properties, if necessary. 5. Create the application and associate the construction license process. 6. Select and upload the required documents. 7. Review the information on the form and submit the application. 8. The application will appear in the list with its respective ID and status ""sent"". A PDF summary can be downloaded and you will receive confirmation of the application."

It is the prior authorization requested from the respective authority that allows the creation of public and private spaces, the construction of roads and the works that allow the adaptation of these lands for the future construction of buildings for urban uses.

1. Letter of application. Conditions: The responsible owner or builder must apply for the certificate upon completion of the works.

1. Culminate construction. 2. Submit a letter of request. 3. Conduct a technical visit by the territorial entity. 4. The territorial entity will verify compliance with the requirements.

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1. Letter of application. Conditions: The responsible owner or builder must apply for the certificate upon completion of the works.

1. Complete the construction. 2. Present a letter of application. 3. The territorial entity will verify compliance with the requirements.

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1. Letter of application. Conditions: The responsible owner or builder must apply for the certificate upon completion of the works.

1. Complete the construction. 2. Present a letter of application. 3. The territorial entity will verify compliance with the requirements.

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1. Letter of application 2. Photocopy of construction license 3. Copy of approved plans

1. Letter of application 2. Photocopy of construction license 3. Copy of approved plans

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1) Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. 2) Certificates of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. 3) Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations, if applicable. 4) Safety data sheets, if applicable to the activity or installation. 5) Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. 6) Fire extinguishers properly installed, labeled and demarcated according to regulations. 7) Availability of first aid kit.

1. Submit a letter of application that includes the following details: a. Name of the facility (if applicable) b. Address and neighborhood. c. Contact telephone number. d. E-mail address. e. Signature of the legal representative. f. Updated copy of the RUT. 2. Send the application by email to bomberoszipa@gmail.com or through the website bomberozsipa.org attaching the following documentation: a. Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. b. Certificate of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. c. Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations (if applicable). d. Safety data sheets (if applicable). 3. The fire department will contact by phone to schedule an inspection. 4. Requirements at the facility: a. Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. b. Fire extinguishers properly installed, marked and demarcated. c. Presence of first aid kit.

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1) Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. 2) Certificates of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. 3) Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations, if applicable. 4) Safety data sheets, if applicable to the activity or installation. 5) Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. 6) Fire extinguishers properly installed, labeled and demarcated according to regulations. 7) Availability of first aid kit.

1. Submit a letter of application that includes the following details: a. Name of the facility (if applicable) b. Address and neighborhood. c. Contact telephone number. d. E-mail address. e. Signature of the legal representative. f. Updated copy of the RUT. 2. Send the application by email to bomberoszipa@gmail.com or through the website bomberozsipa.org attaching the following documentation: a. Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. b. Certificate of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. c. Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations (if applicable). d. Safety data sheets (if applicable). 3. The fire department will contact by phone to schedule an inspection. 4. Requirements at the facility: a. Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. b. Fire extinguishers properly installed, marked and demarcated. c. Presence of first aid kit.

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1) Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. 2) Certificates of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. 3) Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations, if applicable. 4) Safety data sheets, if applicable to the activity or installation. 5) Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. 6) Fire extinguishers properly installed, labeled and demarcated according to regulations. 7) Availability of first aid kit.

1. Submit a letter of application that includes the following details: a. Name of the facility (if applicable) b. Address and neighborhood. c. Contact telephone number. d. E-mail address. e. Signature of the legal representative. f. Updated copy of the RUT. 2. Send the application by email to bomberoszipa@gmail.com or through the website bomberozsipa.org attaching the following documentation: a. Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. b. Certificate of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. c. Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations (if applicable). d. Safety data sheets (if applicable). 3. The fire department will contact by phone to schedule an inspection. 4. Requirements at the facility: a. Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. b. Fire extinguishers properly installed, marked and demarcated. c. Presence of first aid kit.

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1) Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. 2) Certificates of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. 3) Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations, if applicable. 4) Safety data sheets, if applicable to the activity or installation. 5) Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. 6) Fire extinguishers properly installed, labeled and demarcated according to regulations. 7) Availability of first aid kit.

1. Submit a letter of application that includes the following details: a. Name of the facility (if applicable) b. Address and neighborhood. c. Contact telephone number. d. E-mail address. e. Signature of the legal representative. f. Updated copy of the RUT. 2. Send the application by email to bomberoszipa@gmail.com or through the website bomberozsipa.org attaching the following documentation: a. Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. b. Certificate of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. c. Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations (if applicable). d. Safety data sheets (if applicable). 3. The fire department will contact by phone to schedule an inspection. 4. Requirements at the facility: a. Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. b. Fire extinguishers properly installed, marked and demarcated. c. Presence of first aid kit.

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1) Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. 2) Certificates of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. 3) Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations, if applicable. 4) Safety data sheets, if applicable to the activity or installation. 5) Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. 6) Fire extinguishers properly installed, labeled and demarcated according to regulations. 7) Availability of first aid kit.

1. Submit a letter of application that includes the following details: a. Name of the facility (if applicable) b. Address and neighborhood. c. Contact telephone number. d. E-mail address. e. Signature of the legal representative. f. Updated copy of the RUT. 2. Send the application by email to bomberoszipa@gmail.com or through the website bomberozsipa.org attaching the following documentation: a. Emergency and contingency plan prepared by competent personnel. b. Certificate of training in first aid and handling of fire extinguishers for personnel, issued by a competent entity. c. Declaration of compliance with RETIE and seismic resistance regulations (if applicable). d. Safety data sheets (if applicable). 3. The fire department will contact by phone to schedule an inspection. 4. Requirements at the facility: a. Clear signage of evacuation routes, emergency exits and meeting points. b. Fire extinguishers properly installed, marked and demarcated. c. Presence of first aid kit.

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