RERA Complaint Process
Learn how to file a complaint in RERA for delayed possession, false promises, or construction defects. Protect your homebuyer rights.
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) protects homebuyers and regulates real estate projects. It provides a specialized forum for resolving disputes between buyers and developers.
When can you complain?
- Delay in possession
- False promises
- Construction defects
- Refund disputes
- Agreement violations
Steps to File
- Gather documents.
- File complaint before the relevant State RERA authority.
- Attend hearings.
- Obtain the order.
Documents Required
- Builder agreement
- Payment receipts
- Booking form
- Correspondence
- Project details
Frequently Asked Questions
Can buyers claim compensation?
Yes, where permitted under applicable law, such as for delayed possession.
Is every builder registered with RERA?
Not all projects are required to be registered; there are threshold limits.