What this is
Legal Metrology Dealer Licence sits in Regilium's legal metrology practice. What it requires in practice depends on your entity type, the state you operate in and the authority's current position, which is why we confirm applicability before quoting rather than after.
If it turns out you do not need this service, or a different one fits your situation better, we will tell you that at the first reply. It is a shorter conversation than the one that follows a filing nobody needed.
What the engagement includes
INCLUDED
NOT INCLUDED
How it runs
Applicability
We confirm whether the approval is actually required for your product, activity or scale — sometimes the honest answer is that it is not.
Technical file
The dossier the authority expects assembled — test reports, undertakings, layouts and supporting evidence.
Application and query
Filed and pursued. Departmental queries answered within two working days of receipt.
Grant and conditions
The licence or approval handed over with its conditions and renewal dates set out plainly.
Timelines are stated in working days and depend on the authority. Where a department is running behind, we tell you that at the quote stage rather than after you engage us.
Documents required
The exact list depends on the applicant category and the authority, and it is sent to you once — consolidated, not in a trickle. In almost every matter it starts here:
Questions we are actually asked
Do I actually need this approval?
Sometimes not. Applicability is the first thing we check, and if the answer is that you do not need it, we say so and charge nothing further.
Are test reports included?
Laboratory and testing charges are third-party costs and are itemised separately at actuals. Coordinating the testing is part of our work.
How are departmental queries handled?
We reply within two working days of receipt and tell you the same day a query lands.
Why is there no price on this page?
Because an honest figure depends on your state, category, capital and the authority involved. You get a fixed professional fee for your matter in writing before anything is signed.