NOC from Property Owner Format (GST and Business Address)
When a business runs from premises owned by a relative or friend, the owner’s NOC or consent letter, with ownership proof, supports registrations such as GST.
NOC from property owner format
Pooja Nair
Flat 11, Palm Grove Apartments, Kakkanad, Kochi, Kerala 682030
98470 12345, pooja.nair@example.com
Date: 14 October 2026 Place: Kochi
NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE FROM PROPERTY OWNER
To,
The Proper Officer, Goods and Services Tax Department
Subject: No objection to use of premises as principal place of business
Dear Sir / Madam,
I, Shri Gopinathan Nair, father of the proprietor, am the owner of the premises at Ground floor shop, Door No. 34/1120, Palarivattom, Kochi, Kerala 682025.
I have no objection to M/s Nair Textiles, proprietor Ms. Pooja Nair using the said premises free of rent with the owner’s consent as its principal place of business, including for registration under the Goods and Services Tax law and other business registrations.
A copy of my ownership proof (property tax receipt or electricity bill) and my identity proof are enclosed.
This consent remains valid until withdrawn by me in writing.
Stamp paper / e-stamp, if the receiving office or State law requires: Rs. ______________ Certificate No. ______________
Notarised / attested on ______________ by ______________ Registration No. of notary ______________
Registration, if required: Sub-Registrar office ______________ Document No. ______________
For GST registration the principal place of business is usually supported by a rent or lease agreement with the owner’s proof, or, where there is no lease, a consent letter from the owner with ownership proof such as an electricity bill or property tax receipt. See also Consent Letter for GST Registration.
Frequently asked questions
Is an NOC the same as a consent letter for GST?
In practice they serve the same purpose. Use the wording the portal or officer asks for.
Does the owner’s NOC need notarisation?
Usually not for GST, but follow the officer’s instructions.
Please note: these templates are for general information and are not legal advice. Laws, stamp duty, notarisation and registration rules vary by State. Consult an advocate for your case. This is an independent website, not a law firm and not a government office.