The process was relatively smooth and quick, though some of my prep was overdone. The city supposedly has "paperless" process — just hand them a CD with all the files and then files can be updated through DropBox — but the person at the building office said that the head building inspector prefers to have paper plans, and would need them anyway for the field inspection. Sooooo … I did give them a copy of the CD, but also my wet-stamped copies of the architect and structural engineer drawings that I had brought along.
And, a substantial chunk of change later, those wheels are now turning. Huzzah!

