RERA Form B - Quarterly Progress Report
RERA Form B - Quarterly Progress Report
Mandatory quarterly project progress report submission for all registered projects
RERA Form B Document
View and download the official RERA Form B for quarterly progress reporting:
Quarterly Submission Timeline
| Quarter | Period | Submission Deadline | Late Fee Applicable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 (April - June) | 1st April to 30th June | 15th July | After 15th July |
| Q2 (July - September) | 1st July to 30th September | 15th October | After 15th October |
| Q3 (October - December) | 1st October to 31st December | 15th January | After 15th January |
| Q4 (January - March) | 1st January to 31st March | 15th April | After 15th April |
How to Submit Form B Progress Report
Download Form B
Download the latest Form B template from TNRERA website or use the form provided above.
Compile Progress Data
Gather construction progress, financial updates, unit sales data, and compliance status.
Fill Form Accurately
Complete all sections with accurate data including percentage completion and milestone achievements.
Attach Supporting Documents
Include progress photographs, architect certificate, and any other required supporting documents.
Submit Online
Submit Form B through TNRERA online portal within the deadline to avoid late fees.
Get Acknowledgment
Receive system-generated acknowledgment and ensure it's updated on project page.
Understanding RERA Form B Requirements
What is Form B?
Form B is a mandatory quarterly progress report that all registered real estate projects must submit to RERA Authority. It provides comprehensive updates on project construction progress, financial status, compliance, and other key metrics to ensure transparency and accountability.
The information submitted through Form B is made publicly available on the RERA website, allowing homebuyers to track project progress.
Key Information Required in Form B
- Construction Progress: Percentage completion of each tower/block/phase
- Financial Updates: Funds collected, utilized, and balance in escrow account
- Unit Status: Total units, sold units, available units by category
- Milestone Achievement: Status of key construction milestones
- Compliance Status: Updates on statutory approvals and renewals
- Delays/Issues: Reasons for delays if any and mitigation measures
Consequences of Non-Submission
- Late Fees: ₹10,000 per month for first three months of delay
- Increased Penalty: ₹50,000 per month after three months
- Project Deactivation: Project listing may be deactivated on RERA website
- Legal Action: RERA may initiate legal proceedings for persistent non-compliance
- Registration Issues: May affect renewal or new project registrations
Best Practices for Form B Submission
- Maintain accurate project records throughout the quarter
- Take regular progress photographs with date stamps
- Get architect/engineer certificates ready before deadline
- Review previous quarter's report for consistency
- Submit well before deadline to avoid technical issues
- Keep acknowledgment receipts for future reference
Frequently Asked Questions
Form B must be submitted quarterly within 15 days after the end of each quarter. For example, for the quarter ending June 30th, Form B must be submitted by July 15th.
Late submission attracts penalties starting at ₹10,000 per month for the first three months, increasing to ₹50,000 per month thereafter. Additionally, your project listing may be deactivated on the RERA website.
Yes, Form B must be submitted every quarter regardless of progress status. If there's no progress, you must explain the reasons and provide expected timeline for resumption of work.
Revisions to Form B are generally not allowed after submission. However, in case of genuine errors, you may request RERA for permission to submit a revised form with proper justification.
Form B must be signed by the authorized signatory of the promoter as registered with RERA. Additionally, certain sections require certification by project architect or engineer.
Progress percentage should be calculated based on actual work completed versus total planned work. It should be certified by the project architect/engineer and match with the physical progress at site.
Important Legal Disclaimer
Information Accuracy: The information provided on this page is compiled from official RERA sources and is intended for general guidance only. While we strive to maintain accuracy, users should verify all information with the official Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) before making any decisions.
No Legal Advice: This content does not constitute legal advice. For specific legal guidance related to real estate matters, please consult qualified legal professionals or contact TNRERA directly.
Document Verification: All PDF documents, forms, and legal texts should be verified with official RERA sources before use. Always download the latest versions from the official TNRERA website.
Updates & Changes: RERA regulations, forms, and procedures may change periodically. Users are advised to check the official TNRERA website for the most current information.
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