Find what gets your permit kicked back before you submit it.
Upload the plan set and application for any of 22 Miami-Dade jurisdictions. Counterclear lists every missing document and every number that doesn't match, with the city's checklist item next to each one.
Square footage doesn't match
Tree Disposition Plan
Source: City of Miami Tree Permit ChecklistFlood Plain Site Plan
Source: DERM Residential Submittal ChecklistCertified Arborist Report
Source: City of Miami Tree Permit Checklist- City of Miami
- Coral Gables
- Doral
- Miami Beach
- Miami-Dade County
- Hialeah
- Miami Gardens
- Sunny Isles Beach
- North Miami
- Homestead
- North Miami Beach
- Opa-locka
- Aventura
- Cutler Bay
- Miami Lakes
- Palmetto Bay
- Pinecrest
- South Miami
- Key Biscayne
- Surfside
- Miami Shores
- Miami Springs
It catches the paperwork problems, not the design ones.
Most first-review rejections have nothing to do with the engineering. A document is missing, a number disagrees between sheets, or a file is named wrong. Those are the three things Counterclear checks.
Tree Disposition Plan
City of Miami Tree Permit Checklist, new constructionMissing documents
Your scope of work is matched to the jurisdiction's submittal checklist: tree surveys, arborist reports, flood plain site plans, DERM sheets. Anything required that isn't in the package is listed with where the requirement comes from.
Square footage doesn't match
Numbers that don't agree
Square footage, job value and folio number are read from every page, and from what you'll type on the application, then compared. When two documents disagree you see both values and which file each came from.
Architectural v1.pdf
Version numbers aren't allowed. Coral Gables Digital Submittal StandardsFile naming
Where a jurisdiction publishes an electronic-submittal naming standard, every filename is checked against it. Where a city hasn't published one, Counterclear doesn't make one up.
Run it right before you upload to the portal.
Nothing changes in how you draw, assemble or file. It's one extra step for whoever puts the package together: the GC, the permit runner or the expediter.
Drop in the package
Pick the jurisdiction, type the scope of work, and add the same PDFs you were about to submit.
Get the issue list
Every page is read and checked against that jurisdiction's published requirements. Each issue names its source.
Fix it and file
Send the CSV to your drafter or engineer, re-run the corrected package for free, then submit.
One avoided rejection covers a year of checks.
A rejection means rework, another review cycle and a crew waiting. A check costs less than an hour of anyone's time.
Running several permits a month? Unlimited checks are $299 a month for your whole company, with no seat limits.
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