RERA Consultation
Advisory on RERA registration, project compliance, buyer agreements, disclosures, complaints and project-related issues.
- Estimate Cost
- ₹3,000 – ₹25,000
- Typical duration
- 5 days
Service overview
A preventive RERA advisory service for developers, agents and allottees.
The work starts with the documents and the legal route available for the particular dispute or compliance issue. Property, acquisition, tax and RERA matters can involve different authorities and limitation periods.
Who needs it? / When is it needed?
Promoters preparing a project, existing projects facing compliance issues, agents and buyers needing a RERA-specific legal assessment.
Seek advice as soon as a notice, award, demand, missed possession date or dispute arises. Deadlines and the stage of the matter can determine which remedies remain available.
What to expect from the WCP Professionals
The professional would review the project or transaction, identify the relevant RERA provisions and State rules, examine registration status and documents and give practical advice on what needs to be done next.
How the work would proceed:
- The professional would first confirm the State/UT, the client's role and the project's registration status
- For a promoter, the review can cover title and approval records, project disclosures, the proposed Agreement for Sale and ongoing filing obligations; for an allottee, it can focus on the agreement, payment trail, possession status and available complaint route
- The advice should end with a prioritised checklist stating what needs to be corrected, filed or decided next
Key deliverables
RERA applicability note, compliance checklist, agreement review, registration guidance, project-status analysis, notice and complaint strategy.
The work product should distinguish the legal position, supporting evidence, proposed remedy and next deadline. Court or authority representation should be included expressly rather than assumed from document-drafting work.
Standard turnaround time
3-10 working days depending on document volume.
Preparation time depends on whether the title, tax, acquisition or project records are complete. Obtaining certified records, valuation material or third-party certificates can extend the preparation period.
Government fees, timelines & key outcomes
- Advisory work has no government fee
- Registration or application fees depend on the State
- The outcome is a written action plan or completed filing, depending on scope
Court fees, RERA filing fees, stamp duty, government charges and professional fees are separate. The exact government fee should be checked against the relevant State rules or current portal before filing.
Forms & filings involved
State-specific project or agent registration forms, periodic compliance filings and complaint/extension applications where applicable.
The correct forms depend on the statute, State, authority and stage of the matter. The filing set should be confirmed after the records are reviewed, not selected from a generic checklist alone.
Documents required
Title documents, development agreement, sanctioned plans, approvals, Agreement for Sale, allotment letter, conveyance format and project details.
Documents should be supplied in chronological order, including adverse notices, earlier orders and any prior settlement. Missing pages or inconsistent names and dates should be identified before the matter is filed.
What we need from you
The complete project file and details of existing sales, bookings, approvals and pending disputes.
Please identify all deadlines and earlier proceedings at the outset. Do not withhold an adverse document because it appears unhelpful; it may affect the choice of remedy and how the case is presented.
Important conditions
RERA registration does not by itself cure title defects or substitute for municipal, environmental or other statutory approvals.
The assessment depends on jurisdiction, limitation, standing and the specific statutory regime. An initial review may identify a need for specialist valuation, tax advice or a separate technical report.
Additional information
RERA is state-administered, so the exact fee, forms and filing practice should always be checked with the relevant Authority.
Where a matter overlaps with tax, land records, RERA or civil litigation, the engagement should make clear which linked steps are included and which require separate instructions.
The estimated cost covers indicative professional fees only. Government fees, stamp duty and taxes are payable at actuals.
How it works
- 1. Raise a service enquiry describing your requirement.
- 2. A Relationship Manager reviews it and opens it for bidding.
- 3. Pay into escrow and assign the professional you select.
- 4. Track progress to completion, then accept and release payment.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if a project is RERA-registered?
On the State RERA website, using the project's registration number, which must appear on all advertisements.
What should a buyer check before booking?
RERA registration, approvals, title, the agreement for sale in the State's model format, and the project's quarterly updates.
How much can a builder take before the agreement?
Not more than 10% of the cost as an advance before a written agreement for sale is registered, under Section 13.
Does RERA apply to resale flats?
RERA mainly governs promoters of registered projects; resale disputes between individuals usually go to civil courts.