A NOA is the letter or certificate issued by the TCEQ during the approval process.
A NOA can be viewed and downloaded from the Submission Log. You will search for the
Copy of Record (COR) for a submission and then view all NOA associated to the
submission.
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Log into STEERS at https://www3.tceq.texas.gov/steers/
using your web browser.
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On the STEERS Home Page, press the Submissions button located in
the second row of navigation buttons at the top of the page.
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Enter search criteria to locate the desired COR. You can search based on
program area, report type, ID, account, date range, and/or confirmation number.
Press Search to continue or Cancel
to return to the STEERS Home page.
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The application will display all records that meet your search criteria. You can view
a list of NOA by selecting "View NOA" from the dropdown box and pressing
Go.
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The application will display all NOA for the specific submission. You can view
a NOA by clicking on the "View" link.
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Print your NOA using the browser print button. Note:
If you print a certificate, please set your printer options to landscape.
What is PDF
PDF (Portable Document Format) is an electronic portable document file format that
has captured all the elements of a printed document as an electronic image that you
can view, navigate, print, or forward to someone else. A PDF document will have a
.pdf filename extension (example: filename.pdf).
How to View PDF files
PDF files are created using Adobe Acrobat, Acrobat Capture, or similar products.
To view and use the files, you need the free Acrobat Reader, which you can easily download.
Just click on this
link,
follow a few short instructions, and Acrobat Reader will automatically be installed for you.
(If this link is unavailable, go to your favorite search engine and search for "Adobe Acrobat
Reader".)
After Acrobat Reader is installed, you can view PDF documents. Simply clicking on a link to
a PDF document will open it up in your browser. Compared to web pages, PDF documents can
take a longer time to download and display. When you click on a link to the document, it
may seem like nothing is happening while in fact the document is being downloading behind
the browser. Sometimes, especially when it is a large documents, it is a good idea to
save the document to your computer first, and then view the document from your computer,
as opposed to viewing it online. To do this:
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Right-click on the document, choose "Save As", and save it somewhere on your
computer (i.e. 'Desktop' or 'My Documents')
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Then locate the document on your computer, click or double-click on it, and
it will automatically be displayed through Acrobat Reader
Printing PDF Document
To print a PDF document, you can either click the printer icon on the toolbar or
go to File and click on Print
