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Track Your License or Permit Application Status
Follow the progress of an application that you submitted, and see whether a reviewer returned it to you.
You are here:
Follow the progress of an application that you submitted, and see whether a reviewer returned it to you.
| View supported product editions. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To track an application on the portal: | Licensing, Permitting, and Inspections for Community User |
The page groups your applications into tabs for submitted, returned, and draft applications. Each tab has a list view picker, which holds further views for active, closed, and all application forms.
Your agency defines the stages that an application moves through, so the stages that you see depend on how your admin set them up. These stages are typical.
| Stage | Description |
|---|---|
| Submitted | You submitted the application, and a reviewer hasn't accepted it yet. |
| Application Accepted | A reviewer accepted the application for processing. |
| In Progress | A reviewer is processing the application. |
| Inspection Phase | An inspection is under way. |
| Inspection Completed | The inspection finished. |
| Rejected | A reviewer rejected the application. |
| Approved | A reviewer approved the application. |

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