
Lead-Safe Certificate Application
Check Before You Apply
We’ve received a number of duplicate applications for Lead-Safe Certificates from properties that already have a valid certificate on file.
Before submitting a new application, please take a moment to check whether your property already has a Lead-Safe Certificate. Submitting a duplicate application may cause unnecessary delays in processing and could result in additional fees.
If you’re unsure whether your property has a current certificate, please [Contact Us] with the property address, and we’ll be happy to check for you.
Thank you for helping us keep the process efficient and accurate!
BEFORE YOU APPLY: REQUIRED CLEARANCE PACKETS DOCUMENTS
A Lead Safe Certificate cannot be issued unless a complete clearance packet is uploaded with your application.
Incomplete or incorrect submissions will delay processing or result in denial and refund.
Please review the requirements below before submitting your application.
What Your Clearance Packet Must Include
Each Lead Safe Certificate application must include one complete clearance packet per unit.
A complete packet includes all of the following:
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Signed clearance examination report
The report must be signed and dated by a licensed Ohio Clearance Technician, Lead Inspector or Risk Assessor. -
Dust wipe laboratory results
Results must be from an EPA-recognized laboratory and meet applicable clearance standards. -
Chain of custody form
The chain of custody must match the laboratory results submitted. -
Floor plan(s)
Floor plans must clearly label each room and identify where dust wipe samples were collected.
Multi-story units must include a floor plan for each level. -
Exterior photographs – Sides A, B, C, and D
Colored photos are required for all properties and must clearly show exterior side of the structure. -
Sampling date(s)
Sampling dates must be clearly identified and consistent across the report and lab results.
Important Application Rules
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One unit = one application = one clearance packet
Multi-unit properties must submit separate applications and clearance packets for each unit.
