MBMB - CFO/CCC

License / Permit / Service Description

• Professional MBMB CFO/CCC verification, building compliance consultation, and technical coordination services for property owners, developers, business operators, factories, commercial premises, and other building occupants within the jurisdiction of Majlis Bandaraya Melaka Bersejarah. We assist clients with checking existing CFO/CCC records, reviewing available approved building plans, identifying missing documents, preparing administrative enquiries, coordinating supporting information, and following up with MBMB where applicable. Our service is suitable for residential buildings, shoplots, offices, restaurants, commercial buildings, factories, warehouses, industrial premises, and other properties requiring building completion or occupancy documentation.

Related Departments / Regulatory Bodies ​

• Majlis Bandaraya Melaka Bersejarah (MBMB)
• MBMB Building Control Department (Jabatan Kawalan Bangunan)
• MBMB One Stop Centre (OSC)
• MBMB Town Planning Department, where applicable
• MBMB Engineering Department, where applicable
• MBMB Licensing and Health Department, for related business licence applications
• Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT)
• Local Government Department (JKT)
• Board of Architects Malaysia (LAM)
• Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)
• Qualified Principal Submitting Person (PSP)
• Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (JBPM)
• Jabatan Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan (JKKP / DOSH), where applicable
• Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST), where applicable
• Syarikat Air Melaka Berhad (SAMB)
• Indah Water Konsortium (IWK) / sewerage authority, where applicable
• Relevant utility providers and technical agencies
• Street, Drainage and Building Act 1974 (Act 133)
• Uniform Building By-Laws 1984, as applicable in Melaka
• Town and Country Planning Act 1976 (Act 172), where applicable
  

License Name ( Bahasa Malayu )

• Sijil Kelayakan Menduduki (CFO) MBMB
  

Application Scenarios & Business Necessity

• A factory owner requires CFO/CCC documentation for a business or factory licensing application.
• A shoplot owner cannot locate the original building completion certificate.
• A business tenant has been requested to provide a CFO or CCC as supporting documentation.
• A company is purchasing a commercial building and needs to verify the building's approval history.
• A property developer needs assistance coordinating CCC deposition documentation with MBMB.
• A building owner needs to identify the original architect, engineer, or PSP responsible for the project.
• A restaurant operator requires confirmation that the building has appropriate completion documentation.
• A warehouse operator needs to review the building's approved use and compliance status.
• An existing building has undergone renovations and requires assessment of whether further building approval is necessary.
• A factory has installed additional structures or extensions that may not appear in the approved building plans.
• A property owner requires assistance retrieving an available CFO or CCC record from the relevant parties.
• A company needs to coordinate technical confirmations from BOMBA, DOSH, utility providers, or other relevant agencies.
• A PSP requires administrative assistance organising Forms G1–G21 and related supporting documentation.
• A project has been completed but certain technical documents or confirmations remain outstanding.
• A building owner needs to clarify whether Form F or Form F1 is applicable to the project.
• A client has received an MBMB notice concerning building compliance or unauthorised alterations.
• A commercial property is being converted to another use and requires a preliminary compliance review.
• A business requires building completion documentation for financing, leasing, insurance, or due diligence.
• A property owner needs clarification on the difference between CFO, CCC, approved building plans, and business licences.
• A client requires professional administrative coordination between MBMB, the PSP, property owner, and technical agencies.

Important Rules & Compliance Standards

• CFO and CCC are distinct certification systems, and the applicable procedure depends on the building's approval history and transitional legal provisions.
• The CCC system was introduced in 2007 under amendments to the Street, Drainage and Building Act 1974 (Act 133).
• A CCC is issued by a legally qualified Principal Submitting Person, not by MBMB.
• The PSP must ensure that the building has been completed in accordance with approved building plans and relevant statutory and technical requirements.
• The PSP must ensure that applicable safety, health, and essential services requirements are satisfied before issuing a CCC.
• Form F is used for the Certificate of Completion and Compliance, while Form F1 applies to partial completion where legally permitted.
• Forms G1–G21 provide stage certifications for the relevant construction components and must be completed by the responsible qualified persons as applicable.
• MBMB's official CCC deposition checklist includes Form F/F1, relevant Forms G1–G21, building-related notifications, and supporting technical confirmations.
• Relevant technical confirmations may include fire safety, lifts, water supply, sewerage, and other services depending on the development.
• The PSP must ensure that the necessary technical conditions and clearances have been satisfied before certification.
• A CCC must be deposited with the relevant local authority and professional board in accordance with the applicable statutory procedure.
• Existing CFO documentation may remain relevant for buildings approved under the former system or applicable transitional provisions.
• A building constructed or altered without the required approvals cannot be assumed eligible for CCC merely because it is physically complete.
• Unauthorised extensions, structural changes, or changes of use may require additional building plans, professional assessment, or statutory approvals.
• An existing CCC does not automatically approve subsequent alterations or a different business activity within the premises.
• A CFO or CCC record search does not constitute a structural safety inspection or professional certification.
• Only appropriately qualified and authorised professionals may sign or certify documents reserved for their profession.
• False declarations, incomplete stage certifications, or improper certification may result in statutory and professional disciplinary consequences.
• MBMB retains building control and enforcement powers notwithstanding the PSP's responsibility for CCC issuance.
• Application and deposition requirements must follow the current MBMB OSC checklist and relevant statutory procedures.
• The service provider cannot guarantee CCC issuance, acceptance of incomplete documents, or retrospective approval of unauthorised building works.
  

Compound & Legal Penalties

• Occupying or permitting occupation of a building without the legally required completion certification may constitute an offence under the applicable building legislation.
• Construction or alteration of a building without the required written approval may result in enforcement action under the Street, Drainage and Building Act 1974 (Act 133).
• MBMB may issue notices requiring unauthorised works to be stopped, corrected, altered, removed, or otherwise addressed in accordance with the law.
• Failure to comply with a lawful building enforcement notice may result in prosecution or further statutory action.
• Under Section 70 of Act 133, certain unauthorised building works and related contraventions may attract substantial fines, imprisonment, or both, depending on the specific subsection and offence.
• Unauthorised building works may also be subject to statutory additional charges or other consequences where applicable.
• Improper issuance of a CCC or false professional certification may expose the responsible PSP or other persons to criminal and professional disciplinary action.
• Where a building presents a danger to occupants or the public, MBMB may exercise applicable powers relating to dangerous buildings and public safety.
• Non-compliance with fire safety, structural, mechanical, electrical, sanitation, or other technical requirements may trigger separate action by the relevant regulatory agency.
• A business may experience delays or rejection of licensing applications where required building documents or approvals are missing.
• Occupation of a building for a use different from the approved purpose may require additional planning or building approval and may expose the operator to enforcement action.
• Outstanding technical defects or missing stage certifications may prevent the responsible PSP from lawfully issuing a CCC.
• The precise compound amount, fine, imprisonment term, and other consequences depend on the applicable legal provision and proven offence.
• This service does not guarantee cancellation of enforcement notices, waiver of penalties, legalisation of unauthorised works, or issuance of a CFO/CCC.

Frequently Asked Question