Go to the login page and click on the “Forgot Password” link just above the login button.
Only if the program you are submitting a permit application for requires it. Please consult the instructions for your permit application.
For programs which require an identity proofed RO/DRO to submit the application, other portal users may work on and prepare the application and do not need to be identity proofed. They can share the application with an RO/DRO who will be able to submit it.
Yes. Navigate to this page, select a different question, provide an answer, and click on the Save button.
No. Once you submit a permit application, it cannot be edited. However, in certain circumstances, you can contact the DEQ Division of the program to re-open your permit application.
Yes. The system automatically saves your permit application progress when you click on the green “Save & Continue” button on the bottom right of each application screen.
After logging back in, navigate to the Applications page, find the permit you wish to edit, and either click on the permit application number in the “Application” column, or select “Edit Application” in the “Actions” menu appearing in the last column.
Go to “My Applications”, find your permit application in the table grid, and click on the pencil (edit) icon. You will then see a status tracker display similar to the one illustrated below.
This representative with the authority to be the primary decision-maker for the property or business function. This person can prepare and submit permit applications.
This representative is defined as a duly Authorized Representative that has been given specific powers/authority to act on the behalf of the RO. Delegation of duties to the Authorized Representative must be approved in advanced and documented. This role can submit applications and compliance reports.
Certifier is defined as someone that prepares permit applications or compliance reports on behalf of the DRO or RO.
This is an authorized representative with the authority to prepare a permit application, but cannot submit an application.
Defined as someone that can pay bills/fees on behalf of the DRO or RO.
**NOTE** - Higher level roles will inherent lower level role functionality and access
Fill out and submit this form, which is also available by navigating to the help menu and selecting the “Contact Us” menu item.
You can contact DEQ staff directly via email. A staff directory is available here: https://www.deq.nc.gov/employee-directory). Alternatively, you can fill out the Contact Us form, selecting the option “I have a permit-related technical question” on the “Type Of Issue” list box. Your question will be routed to the appropriate DEQ staff who will then contact you.
Fill out the Contact Us form and make sure to select “I have a website functionality question” from the “Type of Issue” list box. Make sure you provide enough details about the specific issue you encountered, including which permit application you were in, steps to reproduce the problem, browser, operating system, etc.
A $3.00 convenience fee is applied to all electronic payments. For ACH (bank draft) payments, there is an additional flat fee of $1.25 per ACH payment. For debit or credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) payments, there is an additional fee of 1.85% of the invoice amount.
Yes. You can still send in a payment by check via mail. Please note that in some cases your application will not be considered complete until payment is received. Please consult the guidance for your specific permit.
EPA’s Cross Media Electronic Reporting Rule provides the legal framework for electronic reporting under EPA’s regulatory programs. The Rule sets performance-based, technology-neutral system standards and provides a streamlined, uniform process for Agency review and approval of electronic reporting. The CROMERR program ensures the enforceability of regulatory information collected electronically by EPA and EPA’s state, tribal and local government partners. More info at https://www.epa.gov/cromerr
The system will then send an email to your email address
Make sure you enter the phone number you typically use when filling out credit card and financial applications, banking information, mortgage documents, etc. This is usually a home phone number or registered cell phone, not a work number.
Once you hit “Submit”, the screen will refresh and after a short time will display whether the info you entered “exceeded” (passed) or "did not exceed" (failed).
Repeat this for all 5 questions
When done, click on the green “Submit” button on the bottom right of the screen