Registration, Changes and Re-validation
The Guidelines came into force on 24.08.2023 and lay down the procedure and fee for registration of a real estate agent, changes after the registration certificate is issued and re-validation of the period of registration.
| Item | Individual | Other than individual | Clause |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registration fee | ₹10,000 | ₹50,000 | Clause 6 |
| Processing fee for change in any detail in the registration certificate, for each change | ₹1,000 | ₹5,000 | Clause 7(1) and 7(2) |
| Processing fee for re-validation up to five years from the date of registration, on proof of extension of lease of business premises | ₹1,000 | ₹5,000 | Clause 8(1) |
| Extra late fee for a re-validation application made late but before the registration expires | ₹1,000 | ₹2,000 | Clause 8(2) |
The re-validation application is made one month before the validity of the registration certificate expires (clause 8(1)).
Work Out Your Delhi RERA Agent Fee
Pick who is applying and what for. The fee and any late fee follow clauses 6, 7 and 8 of the 2023 Guidelines.
Figures from the Guidelines dated 24/08/2023 only. Day 15 before expiry falls in no late-fee band of clause 8(3); the calculator treats it as a fresh application, so confirm with the Authority if you are at exactly 15 days.
Late Fee on Renewal Beyond Five Years
For renewal beyond five years the application is made as per the Act and the Rules. The Authority may consider a late application made before the registration expires on payment of the late fee below.
| Application made | Individuals | Other than individual |
|---|---|---|
| 61 to 90 days prior to expiry of validity of registration | ₹1,000 | ₹2,000 |
| 31 to 60 days prior to expiry of validity of registration | ₹2,000 | ₹4,000 |
| 16 to 30 days prior to expiry of validity of registration | ₹5,000 | ₹10,000 |
An agent who fails to apply 15 days before the last date of validity of registration or re-validation has to make a fresh application in Form G with the requisite fee (clause 8(4)).
Late Fee and Penalty
An agent who fails to comply with section 9 (registration) or section 10 (duties of an agent) is liable to a penalty of ₹10,000 for every day the default continues, which may cumulatively extend up to 5% of the cost of the plot, apartment or building whose sale or purchase was facilitated, as determined by the Authority. RERA Act 2016 · s.62
An agent who does not apply 15 days before the last date of validity of the registration or re-validation has to make a fresh application in Form G with the registration fee: ₹10,000 or ₹50,000 again, instead of a late fee. Guidelines · clause 8(4)
The Authority may revoke or suspend a registration for breach of its conditions, or where it was obtained by misrepresentation or fraud, after giving the agent an opportunity of being heard. RERA Act 2016 · s.9(7)
What You Pay in Common Cases
Individual broker, new registration
Company changes its name and address
Partnership firm re-validates 20 days before expiry
Individual renews 45 days before expiry
How to Apply and Pay
- 1Apply online in Form GOn the Authority’s website, with the documents listed in clause 5 (clause 4(1)).
- 2Pay the feeDemand draft or banker’s cheque on any scheduled bank, or online payment (clause 6).
- 3File three hard copiesWithin three days of uploading: three sets, every page serial-numbered, indexed and bound (clause 4(2), 4(3)).
- 4Quote your numberUse the registration number in every sale you facilitate (section 9(5) of the Act).
- 5Diarise the expiryRe-validate a month before expiry; apply for renewal at least 16 days before, or start again (clause 8).
Documents to file with it
- Individual: name, address, photograph, contact details and email ID
- Individual: self-attested PAN card and Aadhaar card
- Both: self-attested income tax returns for the last three financial years
- Individual: proof that the place of business is commercial, with the property tax receipt at commercial rates and the receipt of conversion charges for change of land use (or other proof)
- Other than individual: details of the entity and photographs of partners, directors or chairman and of the authorised persons, with the type of enterprise
- Other than individual: MOA and AOA or partnership deed, certificate of incorporation, GST registration certificate
- Other than individual: attested PAN of the entity and self-attested PAN of all partners, directors or chairman
- Other than individual: authority letter for the authorised signatory
How to Use This Chart
- Submit the application online and then file three sets in hard copy with the fee within three days of uploading (clause 4).
- Diarise the renewal well ahead: the late fee rises as the expiry date comes closer, and within the last 15 days a fresh registration is needed.
- Registration is a single registration for the whole of Delhi (section 9(3)(a) of the Act); quote its number in every sale you facilitate (section 9(5)).
- The project registration fee and the extension fee for promoters are not shown. They are in the National Capital Territory of Delhi Real Estate (Regulation and Development) (General) Rules, 2016, which are not among the saved texts.
- The renewal fee for an agent after five years is as per the Act and the Rules and is not stated in the Guidelines, so it is not shown.
- The text read is the Guidelines dated 24/08/2023 (RERA/DELHI/Guidelines-3/Revised-1/2023). Later revisions are not included.
Official documents behind this page
- The National Capital Territory of Delhi Real Estate (Regulation and Development) (Real Estate Agent) Guidelines, 2023, RERA guidelines no. RERA/DELHI/Guidelines-3/Revised-1/2023 dated 24/08/2023, Real Estate Regulatory Authority for NCT of DelhiClause 2(1)(c) (real estate agent), clause 4 (application), clause 5 (documents), clause 6 (registration fee and mode of payment), clause 7 (processing fee for changes), clause 8 (re-validation, late fees, fresh application).
- The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (16 of 2016)Section 9 (registration of real estate agents: single registration, deemed registration, registration number, revocation), section 10 (functions of agents), section 62 (penalty for non-registration and contravention of sections 9 and 10).
Disclaimer: This chart reproduces fees and rates from the official documents listed above, as read on 2 October 2026. It is general information, not professional advice for your case. Fees, rates and slabs are changed by notification, and the amount the authority’s portal or challan asks for on the day you pay is the one that applies. The calculator only adds up the figures on this page; it does not know your facts or any later change. TaxClue is not responsible for a decision taken on this page alone. Check the current notification on the official website before you pay or file.