J.A. Expediting, LLC
Streamlined New York City approvals for your projects.
Permit Filing and Expediting
Our Mission
At J.A. Expediting, LLC, we serve clients across all five boroughs, guiding them through the often complex and challenging process of obtaining city approvals. Our team works diligently to secure the fastest possible turnaround times in coordination with the NYC Department of Buildings and various city agencies.
Expediting Services
Residential and Commerical Permitting
Construction & Zoning Determinations Filings (a.k.a Pre-considerations & Re-considerations)
Application Filings for Alt 1, Alt 2, Alt 3, etc.
Plan Examiner Meetings
Work Permit Filings: General Construction, Plumbing, Mechanical and more.
Curb Cut Filings
BPP Application Filings
Public Assembly Filings
Fire Alarm Application Filings
Sprinkler Application Filings
Contractor Registration & Insurance Updating
After Hour Work Variances, Initial & Renewal Filings
Stop Work Order Removals
Construction Inspection Scheduling
CO & Letter of Completion (LOC)
Letter of No Objection (LNO) Filings
Property Record & Violation Research/Dismissal
Project Management
We offer comprehensive project management services to ensure that your project is completed on time. Our team will coordinate all aspects of the project, from Pre-filing to Approval and Close out.
Some of Our Commercial Projects.
The Story of J.A. Expediting, LLC.
Our Beginning
Our Beginning
Our Beginning
Founded in 2018 by Letticia Gonzalez as a solo venture, the business was established to offer high-quality expediting services, guiding clients through the complex NYC Department of Buildings permitting process.
Our Growth
Our Beginning
Our Beginning
Today, in 2025, our firm has grown into a dedicated team of Project Managers and Filing Representatives who are passionate about delivering exceptional service and expertise.
Our Approach
Our Beginning
Our Approach
At J.A. Expediting, LLC, we work closely with our clients to ensure the permitting process remains as smooth and straightforward as possible — even when faced with the challenges posed by the NYC Department of Buildings.