Request a Code Inspection for a Certificate of Use Are you starting a new business and need a code inspection in order to get your certificate of use? The City requires all businesses to attain a CU in order to help industries succeed and ensure safety.
Get the City of Miami's W-9 Form Are you paying the City of Miami for a service and need our W-9 (W 9) Form?
Get a Permit for Sidewalk Cafe, Pay Phone, News Rack Are you opening/recently purchased a restaurant, and would like to offer outdoor seating on the public sidewalk OR are you installing a pay phone or news rack? These types of operations require a permit from the Department of Resilience and Public Works.
Miami Biz The online portal to apply for a Certificate of Use (CU), Accessory Use, Business Tax Receipt and other types of legal documents required for starting a business.
Guide to Getting a Permit Are you looking to kick-off a major development project or renovate the interior of your residence? Or maybe you would like to expand your restaurant? This page gives general guidelines to the City's permitting process.
Local Business Agencies A list of local agencies that help businesses with all of their operational needs.
Bids & Proposals View procurement solicitations from The City, as well as bids and proposals submitted to The City from outside vendors.
Lobbyist Information A lobbyist is an activist who seeks to persuade members of the government to enact legislation that would benefit their person(s) or group. Lobbyists need to register with the City of Miami and follow a set of regulations in order to do business here.
Get a Temporary Use Permit (TUP) on Vacant Land The "Temporary Use on Vacant Land", allows you to activate a vacant property for a temporary use such as a community garden, food hall, etc. This permit lasts up to three years and gets renewed every year.
Guide to Doing Business With the City of Miami Are you a vendor or supplier who would like to work with The City of Miami? Looking for information on formal and informal Procurement bidding methods and guidelines?
Get a Temporary Banner Permit for a Private Event Do you need a temporary banner for an event on private property? These permits are overseen by the Neighborhood Enhancement Team (NET) and regulated under Chapter 62 of the City's Code (Planning and Zoning, Art. XIII).