NCIDQ Interior Design Professional Exam (IDPX) Practice Exam

The transmittal letter serves as an official communication between the designer or architect and the building department. This document outlines the purpose of the submission, lists the contents (such as the sets of drawings), and provides any necessary context or instructions for the reviewing authority. It ensures that the building department understands what is being submitted and helps track the correspondence regarding the project. Including a transmittal letter is a critical step in the documentation process, as it establishes a formal record of what has been sent and can facilitate smoother communication between parties. This letter often includes critical project details, contact information, and the number of copies being submitted, which is essential for efficient processing and review.