RERA Registration
Launch or market your real estate project legally with proper RERA registration planning, promoter documentation, project details, approvals, bank account readiness, disclosures, filing support and ongoing update guidance.
Register your real estate project before advertising, selling or collecting booking amounts.
RERA registration requires accurate promoter details, land title documents, sanctioned plans, project approvals, development timelines, escrow account setup, CA/architect/engineer certificates and ongoing project disclosures.
What we review before RERA filing
RERA registration depends on the project location, land title, sanctioned plan, promoter history, approvals, development timeline, project cost, bank account, professional certificates and state-specific portal requirements.
Build buyer trust and sell your project legally.
RERA registration is mandatory for covered real estate projects before marketing or selling. A clean filing with accurate approvals, project details and promoter disclosures reduces objection risk and builds confidence with buyers, banks and channel partners.
Legal Selling Permission
Obtain state RERA project registration before advertising, marketing, booking or selling units.
Buyer Trust & Transparency
Disclose sanctioned plans, timelines, specifications and promoter details in a transparent public record.
Approval Documentation
Organise title documents, approvals, plans, certificates, promoter papers and project details cleanly.
Escrow & Fund Discipline
Plan project bank account, withdrawals, professional certificates and fund utilisation discipline.
Quarterly Updates
Track quarterly progress updates, approvals, sales status and project changes after registration.
Penalty Risk Control
Avoid delays, penalties and buyer disputes caused by incomplete disclosures or missed compliance.
Documents needed for RERA registration.
The exact list depends on state RERA rules, project type and promoter profile, but these records are commonly required before filing.
Promoter & Entity Documents
- Certificate of incorporation / firm registration
- PAN, registered office proof and authorisation
- Promoter, director and authorised signatory KYC
- Past project details and promoter declarations
- Shareholding pattern and group project details
Land & Project Records
- Land title deed and ownership records
- Development agreement / collaboration deed if applicable
- Sanctioned layout and building plans
- Commencement certificate and approvals
- Project cost estimate and completion timeline
Certificates & Filing Inputs
- Separate project bank account details
- Architect, engineer and CA certificates
- Unit details, carpet area and allotment plan
- Draft allotment letter and sale agreement
- Litigation, encumbrance and declaration details
How CompanyJi prepares your RERA registration.
We focus on project eligibility, document readiness, portal filing, professional certificates, disclosure accuracy and ongoing compliance planning.
Project Review
We review project type, land title, approvals, promoter details, timelines and filing requirement.
Document Planning
We prepare promoter, land, approval, certificate, project and declaration checklist.
Disclosure Setup
We organise project disclosures, unit details, carpet area, timelines and bank account inputs.
Portal Filing
We support state RERA portal filing with proper forms, attachments and declarations.
Query Handling
We help coordinate responses to RERA authority queries, corrections and additional document requests.
RERA Project vs Agent vs Building Approval vs GST Registration.
Each real estate compliance has a different purpose. RERA registration is project or agent specific and does not replace building approvals, tax registrations or title due diligence.
RERA Registration FAQs
Category-wise answers covering RERA basics, project eligibility, documents, filing process, state authority review, promoter compliance, quarterly updates, agent registration and common mistakes.
Basics
Important RERA registration guidance.
RERA registration is the state authority registration required for covered real estate projects before advertising, marketing, booking or selling units.
Yes, for covered projects under applicable RERA rules. Exemptions depend on project size, number of units, completion status and state-specific rules.
Covered projects should not be advertised, marketed or sold before obtaining RERA registration and displaying the registration number.
It is the unique number issued by the state RERA authority after approval, used in advertisements, brochures, websites and buyer communications.
No. Applicability depends on land area, number of apartments, completion certificate status and other state-specific conditions.
Eligibility
Important RERA registration guidance.
Residential, commercial, plotted and mixed-use projects may require registration if they cross the prescribed threshold and are not exempt.
A promoter includes a developer, builder, landowner, development authority or person responsible for developing or selling a real estate project.
Ongoing projects may require registration if they were not completed or exempt under applicable state rules.
Yes, plotted developments can be covered where land is developed into plots for sale under applicable RERA provisions.
Yes. Joint development, collaboration or landowner-builder arrangements may require careful promoter and responsibility disclosure.
Documents
Important RERA registration guidance.
Promoter documents, land title records, sanctioned plans, approvals, project cost, bank account details, professional certificates and declarations are commonly required.
Yes. Title deed, development agreement, encumbrance details and legal title report may be required depending on project structure.
Yes. Approved layout, building plan, commencement certificate and related approvals are important filing documents.
RERA generally requires project funds to be handled through a dedicated account as per applicable rules and withdrawal conditions.
Yes. Architect, engineer and CA certificates are commonly required for project cost, progress and withdrawal-related compliance.
Process
Important RERA registration guidance.
CompanyJi reviews project eligibility, promoter details, title documents, approvals, certificates, project data and state portal requirements before filing.
Timeline depends on state portal, document quality, authority review, queries and correction requirements.
The authority reviews the application, may raise queries and issues the registration number after satisfactory review.
Yes. Queries may relate to title, approvals, project data, certificates, declarations, bank account or promoter details.
Some corrections or updates may be possible through the portal or authority process, depending on stage and state rules.
Authority
Important RERA registration guidance.
Yes. RERA is administered by state or union territory authorities and filing requirements vary by location.
The applicable state or union territory RERA portal is used based on project location.
No. RERA registration does not replace building plan approval, commencement certificate, environmental approval or local authority permissions.
Large projects with separate phases or different approvals may need phase-wise or separate registration depending on state rules.
Yes. Government fees and calculation methods vary by state, project type, area and category.
Compliance
Important RERA registration guidance.
Promoters must update project progress, sales data, approvals, certificates, completion status and other disclosures as required.
Quarterly updates disclose construction progress, approvals, sales, status and other project information on the RERA portal.
Extension may be possible by applying with reasons, documents and fees before expiry, subject to authority approval.
Missed updates can lead to notices, penalties, compliance issues and buyer grievance risk.
Yes. Buyers can raise complaints before the RERA authority or adjudicating officer for covered issues.
Projects
Important RERA registration guidance.
Yes. Commercial and mixed-use projects can be covered if they meet applicability conditions.
Yes. Residential projects are commonly registered under RERA when they meet prescribed thresholds.
Carpet area is the usable floor area disclosed under RERA and should be calculated accurately for buyer transparency.
Material changes may require buyer consent, revised approvals and authority updates depending on RERA rules.
The development agreement, landowner rights, promoter responsibilities and revenue share must be disclosed properly.
Agents
Important RERA registration guidance.
Yes, real estate agents dealing in RERA registered projects generally need state RERA agent registration.
Usually no. Agent registration is state-specific and should be checked for each target state.
PAN, address proof, business registration, photographs, contact details, past experience and declarations are commonly required.
Agents should not market covered projects that require but do not have valid RERA registration.
Yes. CompanyJi can support RERA agent registration documentation, portal filing and renewal guidance.
Mistakes
Important RERA registration guidance.
The biggest mistake is filing with incomplete title documents, mismatched approvals, inaccurate project data or weak timeline disclosures.
Yes. Title gaps, encumbrance issues or missing development rights can lead to queries and delays.
Yes. Incorrect carpet area can create buyer disputes, complaints and regulatory problems.
Yes. Advertising or collecting bookings before required RERA registration may attract penalties.
Yes. Unrealistic completion dates can create extension pressure, buyer claims and compliance risk.
Make your real estate project RERA-ready and buyer-ready.
Before advertising, selling or collecting booking amounts, prepare a clean RERA registration file with title documents, approvals, project details, bank account, professional certificates and disclosure readiness. CompanyJi helps you complete it cleanly.