Builder late, money stuck, defects ignored? This free self-help guide shows the right forum and form, a letter to send the builder first, the facts and reliefs for your RERA complaint, and the documents to attach.
Send this first by email and registered post, and keep the proof. Give the builder 15 days to reply.
Paste these into the complaint form or your typed complaint, and check every date and amount against your documents.
A free self-help guide — general information, not legal advice. Garah Pravesh does not file RERA complaints or act for buyers in them. These drafts are a starting point for you to complete yourself. Forms, fees and procedures can change — follow the current instructions on the RERA website — and the authority decides each case on its facts. For help with your case, speak to a lawyer.
Work out your delay interest per payment with the possession delay interest calculator, and read how to claim delay interest under RERA.
RERACertified’s Home Buyer Rights course walks through Sections 14, 18 and 31, building your evidence file, and what happens at the hearings.
RERACertified (reracertified.in) is a separate education platform run by the same founder.
Create a profile on rera.punjab.gov.in, choose Form M (complaint to the Authority) or Form N (to the adjudicating officer for compensation), fill in the details, upload your documents and pay the ₹1,000 fee online. You get a complaint number and a hearing date.
Use the Haryana RERA website, choose HRERA Panchkula and register the complaint in Form CRA (to the Authority) or Form CAO (to the adjudicating officer). The fee is ₹1,000 plus ₹10 per annexure. Then deliver the printed complaint set to the HRERA Panchkula office as its instructions require.
In Punjab, Form M is a complaint to the RERA Authority — for possession, delay interest, refund, defects and other breaches. Form N goes to the adjudicating officer for compensation under Sections 71 and 72.
No, buyers can file themselves. A lawyer helps for large claims, complex facts, or if the builder contests strongly.
No. This is a free self-help guide. Garah Pravesh does not file complaints or represent buyers. For help with your case, consult a lawyer.
The Act sets a 60-day target for compensation applications before the adjudicating officer, and asks the Authority to act quickly, but in practice cases often take several months, depending on hearings and adjournments.
Yes. A written request with a deadline often settles the matter, and the letter is useful evidence that you tried. This tool drafts it for you.
No. The drafts are general information and a starting point. Check every fact and follow the current instructions on the RERA website.
