If submission of application allows, you will receive an acknowledgement your application was received and your assigned permit specialist at least three days after receipt of application or call 202-245-4715 for an update. The processing time from application to issuance of a permit varies depending on the size and scope of the activity. It can take anywhere from a couple of days for simple activities to a few months for more complex events. View some of the frequently asked questions that potential applicants have about the permitting process. Review Permit Planning Resources and pages for specific kinds of common permitted activities for more information. Or contact the National Mall and Memorial Parks Division of Permits Management at 202-245-4715 or email us. What is the overall process to get a permit for my activity? Get more information about permits for special activities, First Amendment demonstrations, and commercial filming and photography. Commercial Filming and/or Photography (short form): This application is used for the majority of commercial filming and/or photography on parkland in the greater DC area administered by the National Park Service. Step 2 - Your application is reviewed for completeness, including for signature, locations, date(s) and times, potential conflicts with other activities, and other important information. Step 3 - Your application is assigned to a permits specialist to guide you through the permit process, including addressing any potential conflicts or required adjustments to the activity. Additional required documents or information is also collected depending on the size and scope of the proposed activity. Explore This Park. Commercial Filming and/or Photography (long form): This application is used for filming large-scale productions, such as motion pictures, documentaries, and television shows, on parkland in the greater DC area administered by the National Park Service. Step 5 - A final permit is issued.
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