Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UPRERA) has unveiled a new standard operating procedure (SOP) for the registration of real estate agents. This is in line with the provisions laid down in Sections 9 and 10 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, which outline the norms for registration and functions of real estate agents respectively.
Application Process
Prospective agents are required to commence the registration process by creating a profile on the Uttar Pradesh RERA portal. This digital platform acts as the primary avenue for regulatory adherence. Following profile creation, agents must undergo rigorous training and certification programs, mandatory prerequisites for registration.
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Review of Application
Participants will click here to begin entering the required data. A regulatory body called UP RERA ensures that each application is carefully inspected and conforms to all standards. This includes, firstly, the application of scrutiny about the problem of equality of agents, or issues of existing controversies that may affect the eligibility of candidates.
If objections arise during the review process, applicants receive instant notification and are allotted a specified time frame to address them. Upon satisfactory resolution of the objections, a Certificate of Registration is issued, which symbolizes official recognition within the real estate domain.
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In Case of Rejection
In instances when applications are rejected, candidates usually can re-submit their application with the deficiencies removed and this has to be done within the specific period without paying additional fees. This deadline provides a second chance to deal with the objections otherwise it may be necessary to make a fresh application by paying the registration fee.
Implementation of the Standard Operating Procedure for Registration of Real Estate Agents will be activated simultaneously with the launch of the online system on the UP RERA portal. The move underlines UPRERA’s commitment to streamline regulatory processes and ensure transparency within the real estate sector.