How GajWise verifies plots and projects

Short answerA project gets the Verified stamp only when six checks are done and dated: HRERA registration, DTCP licence and colony type, layout plan, litigation search, Aravalli and Natural Conservation Zone maps, and asking price from two sources. Until then each project page shows which checks are done and which are still open.

Six checks for a project

1. HRERA registration found on haryanarera.gov.in
2. DTCP licence number and colony type recorded
3. Approved layout plan matches the brochure
4. Litigation search on developer and project
5. Location checked against Aravalli and NCZ maps
6. Asking price confirmed from two sources

Four more for a resale listing

• Jamabandi and mutation extract for the khasra, dated within 30 days
• Seller identity matches the record of rights, or a written mandate from the owner
• Allotment letter and payment receipts for resale in a licensed project
• Site photos and a short video from our visit, with the date

How often we re-check

Every project page is re-checked at least every 90 days. HRERA status for every listed project is re-checked on the 15th of each month, and a lapsed, revoked or extended registration is updated on the page with its date.

What the stamps mean

• Verified All six checks done and dated.
• 3/6 checks done Work in progress; the page lists which checks are open.
• Announced, not registered Not bookable. Shown for information only.

Verification lowers your risk; it does not replace your own legal check. Read our editorial policy.