RERA Complaint Application
Fight back against builder delays, broken promises, and non-refunds. Our AI drafts a legally compliant RERA complaint — tailored to your project details — in under 5 minutes.
How it works
Your details
Name, address, state & email
Project info
Builder, RERA reg no & unit details
Complaint
Nature of violation & amount paid
Pay ₹499
Complaint PDF sent to your email instantly
Your Rights Under RERA: If your builder has delayed possession, you are entitled to interest on the amount paid (Section 18). If you choose to withdraw, you are entitled to a full refund with interest. Structural defects must be rectified free of cost within 5 years of possession (Section 14).
Your Details (Complainant / Allottee)
You are the allottee — the person who booked the flat/unit. Your details will appear as the complainant.
The PDF complaint will be sent here.
Determines the correct RERA Authority (e.g., MahaRERA for Maharashtra).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is RERA and who can file a complaint?▼
RERA (Real Estate Regulation and Development Act, 2016) regulates builders, promoters, and agents. Any allottee (buyer) who has booked a flat/unit and suffered delayed possession, structural defects, false representations, or non-refund can file a complaint before the State RERA Authority under Section 31 of the Act.
What types of complaints does RERA cover?▼
RERA covers: delayed handover of possession (Section 18), structural defects within 5 years of possession (Section 14), false or misleading advertisements (Section 12), non-refund of booking amounts (Section 18), failure to execute sale agreement (Section 13), and amenities or facilities promised but not delivered (Section 11).
What relief can I get from RERA?▼
The RERA Authority can order: interest on delayed possession at prescribed rates (typically SBI MCLR + 2%), full refund of amount paid with interest if you opt to withdraw, compensation for losses, and completion of promised work or amenities. In default cases, the builder can face imprisonment up to 3 years and/or fines.
Do I need the RERA registration number of the project?▼
Yes. RERA requires all projects above a certain threshold to be registered with the State Authority. Your builder's brochure, website, or sale agreement must carry the RERA registration number. If the project is unregistered (and should have been), that itself is a violation you can report.
Which RERA authority do I approach?▼
You file with the RERA Authority of the state where the project is located — e.g., MahaRERA for Maharashtra, TNRERA for Tamil Nadu, UP RERA for Uttar Pradesh. NyayaDraft drafts your complaint identifying the correct authority based on the state you select.
Will I receive the complaint as a PDF?▼
Yes. After payment, our AI generates your personalised RERA complaint application and emails it to you as a PDF. Print it, sign it, and file it physically or online at your state RERA Authority's portal.
Is this a substitute for a lawyer?▼
This tool generates an AI-drafted RERA complaint based on your inputs. For complex cases — large amounts, criminal fraud by promoters, or ongoing litigation — we recommend consulting a licensed real estate advocate before filing.