Step 29 of 35 · record RERA-04 · stage 6

Verify the project's RERA registration before paying (and understand the promoter's registration obligations)

Confirms the project a buyer is being sold into is registered, and shows the fee scale a genuine promoter has paid. Registration is compulsory for a real-estate project where the land area is more than 500 square metres. This step is owned by Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GujRERA), gujrera.gujarat.gov.in. A statutory fee is published for it. A timeline is stated in the source. Source type: OFFICIAL, value date FAQ document dated 26 May 2021.

What this step achieves

Confirms the project a buyer is being sold into is registered, and shows the fee scale a genuine promoter has paid. Registration is compulsory for a real-estate project where the land area is more than 500 square metres.

The form named in the official source

Promoter applies in Form 'A' with declaration Form 'B'; Authority issues Certificate of Registration in Form 'C', rejection in Form 'D', extension application in Form 'E' and extension certificate in Form 'F'. Real estate agent registration is Form 'G', certificate Form 'H', rejection Form 'I', renewal Form 'J' / 'K'.

Statutory fee

Project registration fee under Rule 3(3), payable by demand draft: Group Housing - Rs. 5 per sq. m. if the project land is less than 1000 sq. m. and Rs. 10 per sq. m. if it exceeds 1000 sq. m., maximum Rs. 5,00,000. Mixed Project - Rs. 10 per sq. m. below 1000 sq. m. and Rs. 15 per sq. m. above, maximum Rs. 7,00,000. Commercial - Rs. 20 per sq. m. below 1000 sq. m. and Rs. 25 per sq. m. above, maximum Rs. 10,00,000. Plotting - Rs. 5 per sq. m., maximum Rs. 2,00,000. Real estate agent registration: Rs. 10,000 for an individual, Rs. 50,000 for other than an individual. Extension application: one half of the registration fee. Withdrawal of a registration application: 10% of the registration fee or Rs. 50,000, whichever is more, is retained as processing fee and the remainder refunded.

Timeline stated in the source

Regulation 3-B requires every application under section 4 and section 9 of the Act to be submitted online AND in hard copy, the hard copy within 7 days of the online application. The promoter must deposit seventy percent of the amounts realised from allottees in a separate bank account within three months of the application for registration.

Prerequisite documents

• PAN card
• Complete details of promoter, partners and directors
• Details of covered and open parking areas
• Commencement certificate, last five years' project details, provisions of fire safety, electricity, drainages, location details, proforma of agreement
• Declaration supported by affidavit signed by the promoter or an authorised person

Notes recorded with this step

How we know

Every figure above is quoted from the source named in the record slip, with its value date. Nothing on this page has been converted, rounded, averaged or carried across from another state or another year. Where the source is silent, the page says so and links to the declared gap that records what was searched.