RERA Registration
Launching or advertising a real estate project without RERA registration isn’t optional to skip — it’s the law. We handle the portal setup, documentation and filing for developers and real estate agents alike.
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Legal permission to launch, advertise and sell
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act requires developers and real estate agents to register with their state’s RERA authority before launching or advertising a project. It exists to bring accountability to project timelines, disclosures and buyer protection — and registration is the entry point to all of it.
Once registered, developers must keep buyers informed with accurate project updates and honour the timelines they file. Agents dealing in the sale, purchase or lease of property need their own RERA registration to operate legally.
- Portal account with the state RERA authority
- Title, approval and project layout documents
- Financial statements and PAN/Aadhaar details
- Registration fee, and periodic project updates after
Developers and real estate agents, both sides of a sale
Projects above the state threshold
Residential and commercial developers whose project size falls within the range their state’s RERA rules cover need to register before launch or advertisement.
Anyone facilitating a sale, purchase or lease
Individuals and firms acting as intermediaries in property transactions need their own RERA registration to operate legally.
Projects not yet completed
Existing projects still under construction, where a completion certificate hasn’t been issued, also fall under the registration requirement.
Documentation to certificate
Eligibility and portal setup
We confirm your project or agency needs registration and set up the correct account on your state’s RERA portal.
Document assembly
Title deeds, building approvals, project layout and financial statements, organised for submission.
Application filing
The registration form completed and filed with the required fee, on the state portal.
Query response
If the authority asks for clarification or additional documents during verification, we respond promptly.
Certificate and display
Once issued, we confirm your registration certificate is displayed correctly on promotional material as required.
Ongoing project updates
Guidance on keeping project status and timelines updated on the portal after registration.
Four steps to registration
We check applicability
Confirm whether your project or agency falls under the registration requirement.
Documents assembled
Title, approvals, layout and financials, gathered and organised.
We file and track
Application submitted on the state portal, followed up through verification.
Certificate issued
You launch or advertise with your registration in place.
Questions companies ask first.
Do all real estate projects need RERA registration?
Projects above the size threshold your state’s RERA rules set need to register before launch or advertisement. Smaller projects may fall outside that threshold. We check your specific project against current state rules.
What documents does the RERA application need?
Typically title deeds, building approval plans, the project layout, financial statements, and identity documents of the applicant. Agents need proof of business registration and identity documents instead.
What happens if I advertise or sell without registering?
Advertising or selling an unregistered project that requires RERA registration exposes the developer to penalties and potential legal action from the authority or affected buyers. We register before you launch, to avoid this altogether.
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