Find SRA Documents for Any Mumbai Building: Start With Just a Name
Quick answer: You don’t need a scheme number. Tell Landeed what you know, whether a building name, scheme name, developer or plot number, and we trace the SRA scheme and get its documents, such as the layout, LOI, IOA, CC, OC and Annexure II, wherever they’re on file.
Key facts at a glance
- Start with a name: a building or scheme name is enough to begin.
- Older projects: SRA records carry their building names, so the name alone often finds the scheme.
- More details, faster match: developer, slum name, CTS or F.P. number, address, or an old SRA letter.
- Turnaround: 2 days.
Why SRA documents are hard to find
SRA files every document under a scheme. Finding the right scheme is the hard part.
- People don’t know the scheme. They know the building or society name.
- Names change. Societies rename buildings after move-in, and spellings differ across SRA lists, municipal records and society papers.
- One scheme, many buildings. Rehab and sale buildings in the same scheme often have different names.
Doing it yourself means trawling scheme lists, guessing spellings and repeat visits to SRA’s office. We do that work for you.
Start with what you know
Every detail is a clue. More clues, faster match.
| What you know | How we use it |
|---|
| Building or society name | Searched against building names in SRA records. Older projects carry building names, so this often finds the scheme directly. |
| Scheme name | Searched against SRA scheme records. |
| Slum name | Many schemes are filed under the original slum’s name. |
| Developer name | Narrows the search to that developer’s SRA projects nearby. |
| CTS or F.P. number | Links the building to its plot, and the plot to the scheme. |
| Address or landmark | Pins the location when names are unclear or shared. |
| Old SRA letter, allotment letter or OC | Often carries the scheme details outright. |
Only have a building name and an area? That’s enough to start. If we need more, we’ll ask for the one or two details that settle it.
How we trace the scheme
Step 1: Share what you know. Enter the area and building, society or slum name on the Mumbai SRA Documents page, plus anything else you have.
Step 2: We search by name. We match it against SRA scheme names and building names on record. For many buildings, especially older ones, this finds the scheme straight away.
Step 3: We narrow it down. No match, or several? We use the developer, location, plot number and any documents you’ve shared.
Step 4: We confirm on WhatsApp. We confirm the building and scheme with you, and tell you which documents are on file.
Step 5: You get the documents. Copies of the available documents from SRA’s records, in 2 days.
What each document tells you
| Document | What it is | Why it matters |
|---|
| Layout | Approved layout of the scheme | Shows every building, and which are rehab and which are sale |
| Letter of Intent (LOI) | SRA’s in-principle approval | Confirms the scheme is approved and sets its basic terms |
| Intimation of Approval (IOA) | Approval of building plans | Shows what was approved to be built |
| Commencement Certificate (CC) | Permission to start construction | Check it covers the floors actually built |
| Occupation Certificate (OC), full or part | Permission to occupy | Without it, occupation may not be legal and lenders may hesitate |
| Annexure II | Certified list of eligible slum dwellers | Confirms the original allottee was eligible |
Availability: what’s on file varies by scheme. Older or ongoing schemes may lack some documents, such as a full OC. We tell you what’s available before we start.
Not sure what you need? Tell us why you need it, whether buying, a loan or checking scheme status, and we’ll recommend the right documents.
Who uses this
- Buyers checking a resale flat in an SRA building.
- Lenders approving a loan in an SRA project.
- Residents tracking their scheme, especially with only a part OC.
- Societies preparing for redevelopment or chasing approvals.
Buying a flat in an SRA building?
First, check whether it’s in the sale building, sold by the developer like any new flat, or a rehab building, where flats went free to eligible slum dwellers. The layout tells you. Rehab flats can’t be transferred during the lock-in, which Maharashtra cut from ten years to five in December 2023. Before you pay, confirm the lock-in has ended, check Annexure II for the original allottee, and get SRA permission and the society’s NOC.
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