Permitting
Applicability, analysis, and the documents you submit.
RegPermit drafts permitting materials and cites the rules behind them.
What you can do
- Determine federal applicability for NSPS, NESHAP, Title V, PSD, NSR, and GHGRP
- Screen tanks or engines against NSPS and NESHAP requirements
- Run a top down BACT and RBLC review
- Net a project for PSD or NSR and classify significance
- Draft the application narrative and check completeness
- Respond to a notice of deficiency (NOD/RAI)
Fill the forms
Ask the assistant for an agency air-permit form for New Mexico, Texas, Utah, or Colorado. It lists the matching forms, then opens the agency's own blank — a Word form, a workbook, or a fillable PDF — in the editor and fills it in place from the facility and emissions details you provide. You watch the fields land, edit anything yourself, and download the agency's own document. Each answer keeps the citation that backs it, shown as a dot on the form.
Two cases have no file to fill: a form submitted through an agency portal, and a flat scanned PDF with no fillable layer. For those, the assistant gathers the answers and hands them to you to enter against the official form.
Review & verify
RegPermit checks the full application for conflicts across applicability, emissions, and the narrative. Unresolved items become questions for you to answer.
Try it
Does NSPS Subpart Dc apply to a new 95 MMBtu/hr natural gas boiler?