Haryana RERA QPR 2026: Due Dates, Form QPR-1 and Penalties

Last updated: 14 October 2026

The Haryana RERA QPR (quarterly progress report) is due within 15 days of the end of every quarter: by 15 April, 15 July, 15 October and 15 January. Every promoter of a registered project in Haryana must upload it under Section 11(1) of the RERA Act and Rule 14(1)(d) of the Haryana RERA Rules, 2017. The QPR for the quarter ending 30 September 2026 was due by 15 October 2026. The next one, for the quarter ending 31 December 2026, is due by 15 January 2027.

This guide explains what goes into Form QPR-1, the three professional certificates you need, and what HRERA Gurugram has done to promoters who did not file.

Haryana RERA QPR due dates

Quarter ends	QPR due by
31 March	15 April
30 June	15 July
30 September	15 October
31 December	15 January

HRERA Gurugram’s Quarterly Progress Report Regulations, 2018 (No. 12/RERA GGM Regulations 2018, dated 5 December 2018) say the same thing in plain words: the report “shall reach before 15th of subsequent month after end of quarter”. The regulations apply to every registered project in Gurugram district. Projects in the rest of Haryana file with HRERA Panchkula on the same 15-day rule from the Rules.

What the Rules require you to update

Rule 14(1)(d) lists the updates a promoter must upload on the project’s webpage within 15 days of each quarter:

• Number and types of apartments or plots booked.
• Number of garages or parking spaces booked.
• Status of construction of each building, with photographs.
• Status of internal infrastructure and common areas, with photographs.
• Status of approvals: received, applied for with expected dates, still to be applied for, and any modifications to licences or permits.

What Form QPR-1 asks for

The Gurugram regulations add a detailed format, Form QPR-1, on the promoter’s letterhead. It is longer than most promoters expect:

Section	What you report
1. Particulars	Project, phase, licensed area, registration validity, quarter
2. Financial progress	Estimated cost, projected vs actual spend, split into land, construction, infrastructure and EDC/IDC
3. Status	Percentage completion and likely completion date for every tower, block or shop type, plus each infrastructure item
4. Project account	Opening balance, receipts, spend and closing balance of the separate RERA account
5. Government dues	EDC and IDC payable, paid and backlog
6. Certificates	Architect, engineer and chartered accountant certificates
7. Approvals	Approvals received during the quarter
8. Miscellaneous	Channel partners with HARERA numbers, legal cases, sale report, latest marketing material and latest advertisement details

The financial section asks a direct question: is the project on schedule as per actual expenditure? If not, you have to give the reason and how you will cover the backlog.

The three certificates

Each Haryana RERA QPR in Gurugram’s format is backed by three professionals:

1. Architect’s certificate (Annexure 6-A): percentage of construction work done for each tower and each common facility, signed by an architect with Council of Architects registration.
2. Engineer’s certificate (Annexure 6-B): cumulative cost incurred on construction and on internal and external development works.
3. Chartered accountant’s certificate (Annexure 6-C): money withdrawn from the separate RERA account, and confirmation that withdrawals went only to land, construction and statutory dues.

Book these professionals for the first week after each quarter ends. The 15-day window is short once site photos, certificates and the sale report all have to line up.

The marketing part most promoters miss

Section 8 of Form QPR-1 asks for three things that sit with your sales and marketing team, not your site team:

• A list of channel partners, each with their HARERA registration number. Brokers who are not registered cannot be listed. Check every partner’s registration before you share inventory.
• Your latest marketing collateral (Annexure 8-A): brochure, price list and similar material.
• A copy of your latest advertisement details (Annexure 8-B).

In other words, HRERA sees your ads every quarter. Every ad must show the project’s RERA registration number and the Authority’s website, and must not promise anything the sanctioned plans do not support. Our guide to RERA advertising rules covers what to check before an ad goes live, and channel partner commission in real estate covers how partner deals are usually structured.

What happens if you do not file

The RERA Act gives HRERA wide powers. Section 61 allows a penalty of up to five percent of the estimated cost of the project for contravening the Act, and Section 63 covers failure to comply with the Authority’s orders. HRERA Gurugram has used these powers on missing quarterly updates:

• In January 2020, in proceedings over a promoter that had not uploaded its project webpage updates, HRERA Gurugram imposed a penalty of Rs 25,000 per day from 31 December 2019 for continued non-compliance, cumulatively up to five percent of the estimated project cost, and issued a show-cause notice on why the registration should not be revoked under Section 7.
• In February 2024, HRERA Gurugram publicly warned promoters who had not filed QPRs and annual audit reports that it could levy penalties, freeze their RERA accounts and attach their properties, as reported by the Hindustan Times.

There is also a softer cost. HRERA’s public list of registered projects shows a QPR status column, and projects that have not filed show “QPR not Uploaded”. Buyers and channel partners can see that before they ever call you.

Haryana vs Punjab QPR

	Haryana	Punjab
Due	15 days after quarter end	15 days after quarter end
Late fee	Penalties under Sections 61 and 63, case by case	Rs 500 a day, up to 30 days, from 1 October 2026
Yearly filing	Annual audit report	Form-5 annual report by a CA

Punjab now has a fixed daily late fee. Our Punjab RERA QPR guide has the details for projects across the border.

FAQ: Haryana RERA QPR

When is the Haryana RERA QPR due?
Within 15 days of the end of each quarter, so by 15 April, 15 July, 15 October and 15 January, under Rule 14(1)(d) of the Haryana RERA Rules, 2017.

What is Form QPR-1 in Haryana RERA?
It is the quarterly progress report format in HRERA Gurugram’s 2018 regulations. It covers project particulars, financial and physical progress, the RERA account, EDC and IDC dues, professional certificates, approvals, channel partners, sales and the latest ads.

Which certificates are needed for the Haryana RERA QPR?
An architect’s certificate on construction progress, an engineer’s certificate on cost incurred, and a chartered accountant’s certificate on withdrawals from the separate RERA account.

What is the penalty for not filing the Haryana RERA QPR?
HRERA can impose penalties under the RERA Act of up to five percent of the estimated project cost. In one 2020 case HRERA Gurugram imposed Rs 25,000 per day for continued non-compliance and issued a show-cause notice for revocation.

Do channel partners appear in the Haryana RERA QPR?
Yes. Form QPR-1 asks promoters to list channel partners with each partner’s HARERA registration number.

The short version

The Haryana RERA QPR is due 15 days after every quarter, filed in Form QPR-1 with architect, engineer and CA certificates. It also asks for your channel partners’ HARERA numbers and your latest ads, so sales and marketing need to be ready too. Missing it can mean daily penalties, frozen accounts and a public “QPR not Uploaded” label next to your project.

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Sources: HRERA Gurugram Quarterly Progress Report Regulations, 2018; Haryana RERA Rules, 2017, Rule 14(1)(d); HRERA Gurugram proceedings of 15 January 2020; Hindustan Times, 25 February 2024. Checked on 14 October 2026. This is general information, not legal advice.