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RERA Agent Registration is the statutory process of obtaining registration as a Real Estate Agent with the respective State Real Estate Regulatory Authority under the provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 and the applicable State RERA Rules. In accordance with Section 9 of the Act, no real estate agent shall facilitate the sale, purchase, marketing, or booking of any plot, apartment, or building in a registered real estate project without obtaining a valid RERA Agent Registration from the concerned State RERA Authority. The registration process generally involves submission of the prescribed application, supporting documents, and the applicable government fee, followed by verification by the Authority. Upon approval, the applicant is issued a RERA Agent Registration Certificate bearing a unique registration number, authorizing the agent to undertake real estate brokerage activities in compliance with the Act. Since the eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, government fees, validity period, and registration procedure may vary across States and Union Territories, applicants are required to comply with the respective State RERA Rules, regulations, and notifications issued by the concerned Regulatory Authority from time to time.
Agreement of Sale
Allotment letter
Declaration Form-B
Approved Layout Plan
Pan card
and many more
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Ans: The Act covers both residential and commercial real estate. Section 2(e) defines apartment and section 2(j) defines building which include both residential and commercial real estate.
Ans: Section 3(1) provides that all projects within a planning area will require to be registered with the Authority. Planning Area has been defined under section 2(zh). However, section 3(1) second proviso gives powers to the Authority in the interest of allottees to order / direct the promoter to register projects beyond the planning area, which has the requisite permission of the local authority.
Ans: The promoter can advertise his project for sale after the project has been registered with the Regulatory Authority as provided in section 3(1).
| The Real Estate ( Regulation & development) Act, 2016 | Download PDF |
| The Real Estate ( Regulation & development) Rules, 2017 | Download PDF |
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