Introduction

The establishment of RERA is done with a view to regulate and promote the real estate sector. This is to ensure the sale of the property, plot, etc. in a fair and transparent way. Before launching any project the developer needs to get approval from state government agencies. The developer is also under an obligation to disclose information about the project on the official website. The detailed procedure for registration under HRERA is discussed below:

 How to get registered as a developer and agent under HRERA

The detailed procedure for the purpose of the registration as a dealer is enlisted as under with enclosed list of documents that needs to be attached with:

  1. An application in FORM ‘A’ needs to be moved to the office of DC in hardcopy; one can download that FORM from the official site of HRERA (https://haryanarera.gov.in/).
  2. That application needs to be attached with documents that the regulatory body requires.
  3. The application should also be uploaded to the official site along with the documents.
  4. Once the application submission process completes; the DC directs the local police officials to inquire about the status and facts stated in the application.
  5. The local police officials submit the report to the DC office after scrutinizing the application thoroughly.
  6. Rejection and acceptance of the report can take place on the basis of any discrepancy in the application.
  7. After the acceptance and fulfillment of the stamp duty in around 45 days from the date of accepting the license will be issued.

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List of documents

1. Application on FORM ‘A’ with court fee Rs. 10
2. An affidavit attested by Tehsildar
3. Undertaking on Rs. 100 stamp paper  attested by Tehsildar
4. Current residence proof
5. 4 latest photographs
6. Thumb impression of  dealer
7. Character certificate attested by a gazette officer
8. 2 guarantors with property dealer license, ID, photos, etc.
9. Proof of office place
10. ID/ address proof
11. ITR copy

 

For becoming a registered agent under RERA; a dealer must first register himself through the abovementioned procedure. It is a mandatory condition attached within for becoming an agent.

The registration process as an agent

An individual who wishes to become an agent compulsorily needs to register himself as a dealer first. After he successfully registers himself as a dealer he is now eligible to register himself as an agent. The needs to fulfill underneath mentioned procedure:

  1. An application in FORM ‘A’ needs to be moved in the branch of a regulatory body in hardcopy; one can download that FORM from the official site of HRERA (https://haryanarera.gov.in/).
  2. That application needs to be attached with documents that the regulatory body requires.
  3. The application should also be uploaded to the official site along with the documents.
  4. After fulfilling the formalities of the application process; the person to be the agent needs to draw a demand draft in favor of HRERA (regulatory authority).
  5. The dealer will have to upload the copy of DD on the official website; he also needs to submit the hardcopy of the same.
  6. After this, the regulatory authority will register a dealer as an agent under HRERA.

The agent can register himself under HRERA by following the procedure above mentioned. Either he can register himself in the Gurugram branch or in Panchkula. If he wishes to operate his course of business all over Haryana except Gurugram; then he can register himself in the Panchkula branch. The Gurugram branch of HRERA operates and only registers the agent who wishes to deal with the matters in relation to Gurugram jurisdiction.

 

PROCEDURE OF REGISTRATION FOR A FIRM

An individual can on his will register himself as a dealer and eventually as an agent. The rules and regulations of RERA will be applicable to him. The detailed procedure as to the registration of an individual as an agent is listed above. In the same connotation, a firm can also register itself as a dealer, or eventually as an agent by following the same procedure. RERA specifically doesn’t mention the procedure that needs to be looked upon by a firm. But a firm needs to fulfill other necessary conditions in terms of providing additional documents. This only makes a difference between the process of registration of a firm as an agent and an individual as an agent. So the list of document which is necessary for the purpose of registration is enlisted underneath:

List of documents

1. Application on FORM ‘A’ with court fee Rs. 10
2. An affidavit attested by Tehsildar
3. Certified company Pan Card
4. Undertaking on Rs. 100 stamp paper  attested by Tehsildar
5. Certified list of directors with 4 photos attached with it
6. Board resolution
7.  Director’s Character certificate attested by a gazette officer
8. 2 guarantors with property dealer license, ID, photos, etc.
9. Proof of office place
10. ID/ address proof
11. ITR copy

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