Quarterly update support · Haryana
Quarterly project update support for Haryana promoters
We collect the figures, prepare the update for the authority portal and keep a record of what was filed. Check your next date with the free due-date tool, and ask for a quote when you are ready.
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Why it helps
A list of what we need, each quarter
You get a short, dated list of the figures and papers needed, before the quarter ends and again when it does.
Figures checked before they go on the portal
We read the figures for gaps and mismatches so you can fix them before the update is entered.
The date is always in front of you
Each project has its own calendar, with an email reminder before every date we have confirmed.
One record per update
What was entered, when, and what the authority asked afterwards are kept together for each quarter.
Several projects, one routine
If you run more than one project, each keeps its own dates and its own record.
Local support from Hisar
We work with promoters across Hisar, Hansi, Uklana, Fatehabad, Sirsa, Bhiwani and Jind.
Who it is for
- Promoters with a registered project who want the quarterly update handled on a routine
- Builders and colonizers with more than one running project
- Promoters whose accounts team is stretched at quarter end
- Promoters who missed an update and want to get back on track
What we do
Quarterly project update support
We collect the figures you need each quarter, prepare the update for the portal and keep a record of what was filed.
Compliance calendar and reminders
A dated list of what each of your projects has to do next, with email reminders before each date.
Project-wise accounting and bank account reconciliation
We keep the books of each project separate and match them to the project bank accounts every month, so the numbers are ready when you need them.
Collecting the figures each quarter
We send you a simple list of what we need (bookings, receipts, costs, construction progress) and follow it up before the date.
A check for gaps before filing
We compare the figures with your earlier updates and your bank statements and point out anything that does not match.
Portal entry with your approval
With your approval we enter the update on the authority portal. You stay the promoter of record and confirm what is filed.
What the rules say
Taken from the Act and the Haryana rules, each with its official source. Where a detail is not yet confirmed, we say so instead of guessing.
All of Haryana
When the quarterly update is due
Under the Haryana Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Rules, 2017 (rule 14(1)(d)), the promoter must upload the quarterly update on the project web page within fifteen days from the end of each quarter, that is by 15 July, 15 October, 15 January and 15 April.
HRERA Panchkula
Where it is filed at HRERA Panchkula
At HRERA Panchkula the quarterly update is filed online on haryanarera.gov.in: the promoter logs in with the ID created for the registration and uses the option to fill the quarterly schedule.
Source: Steps for on-line Quarterly compliance of Projects with HRERA, Panchkula
To be verified
If a date is missed
What follows a late quarterly update is to be verified by our expert team.
Central law or scheme
What the Act provides if its rules are not followed
The Act provides penalties for non-compliance (Act sections 59 to 63).
See your own dates with the free due-date tool.
How it works
Step 1: Tell us about the project
Send the enquiry form or a WhatsApp message with the project name, the town and the help you need.
Step 2: We set up the calendar
Our expert team lists the dates that apply to your project and the figures each update needs.
Step 3: You send the figures
Each quarter you send what is on the list. We chase what is missing.
Step 4: We prepare, you approve
We prepare the update and you read it before anything is entered.
Step 5: We enter it and keep the record
We enter the update on the portal and keep a dated record of what was filed.
Documents we usually ask for
- Your project registration details
- The list of units or plots booked, with the type of each
- Money received from buyers in the quarter
- Costs paid in the quarter
- Construction progress and recent photographs of the site
- Statements of the project bank accounts
- Approvals taken and approvals still pending
- Anything the authority asked for after an earlier update
The exact list depends on your case; we confirm it with you on the first call.
Good to know
- You remain the promoter of record. We prepare and organise; you read and approve what is filed in your name.
- The authority decides how it treats every update. We cannot say what it will decide.
- Forms, fees and due dates are set by the authority. Any detail our expert team has not yet confirmed is marked "to be verified by our expert team" on this site.
- Representation before the authority or a tribunal is not part of this service, and nothing on this page is legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
When is the quarterly update due, and can you handle it for me?
Under the Haryana Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Rules, 2017 (rule 14(1)(d)), the promoter must upload the quarterly update on the project web page within fifteen days from the end of each quarter, that is by 15 July, 15 October, 15 January and 15 April. We prepare the update from the figures you give us and, with your approval, enter it on the authority portal. You stay the promoter of record and confirm what is filed.
Where is the update filed?
At HRERA Panchkula the quarterly update is filed online on haryanarera.gov.in: the promoter logs in with the ID created for the registration and uses the option to fill the quarterly schedule. Our expert team confirms the route for your authority before we start.
What if I miss a date?
What follows a missed date depends on the rules and orders of the authority, which are to be verified by our expert team. Tell us early and we will look at your options with you. The Act provides penalties for non-compliance (Act sections 59 to 63).
Who signs the papers that need a professional?
An independent professional that you choose, appoint and pay yourself. We prepare the data and papers they ask for, and the note on this page explains how to find one.
Which authority does my project report to?
In Haryana, the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Gurugram covers the entire Gurugram district, and the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Panchkula covers the rest of Haryana. The towns we serve from Hisar are all outside Gurugram district, so they fall under the Panchkula authority. The official website, haryanarera.gov.in, publishes each authority's forms, fees and notices.
What does it cost?
There is no price list here because every project is different. Ask for a quote: we reply once we understand your project, and you decide after that.
Can you handle several projects?
Yes. Each project gets its own calendar, its own list of figures and its own record.
Ready to talk it through?
Tell us about your case and we will explain the next step. There is no charge for the first conversation.
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