

Setting up or expanding a factory, warehouse or commercial unit in Haryana means collecting clearances from many departments: change of land use (CLU), building plan approval, pollution consent, fire NOC, labour registrations, power connection and more. Haryana routes most of these through a single online system, the Invest Haryana portal, run by the Haryana Enterprises Promotion Centre (HEPC).
This guide walks through the Invest Haryana login and registration, how to file the Common Application Form (CAF), how to add services such as CLU, and how to track your application. It is written for first-time users: MSME owners, startup founders and their consultants.
Quick answer: Go to investharyana.in, click Login/Register, choose New Investor Registration to create an account, then sign in with your credentials. From the dashboard, create a Common Application Form (CAF) with your project details, select the clearances you need, complete each department's form, and track progress under Service in Progress.
Invest Haryana is the state government's single-window clearance system for industrial and business projects. It is managed by the Haryana Enterprises Promotion Centre (HEPC), which acts as the single point of contact for investors.
The system is backed by the Haryana Enterprises Promotion Act, 2016, which provides for time-bound approvals and deemed clearances.
| Body | Role |
| Haryana Enterprises Promotion Board (HEPB) | Apex body chaired by the Chief Minister; approves policy and mega projects |
| Empowered Executive Committee (EEC) | Grants clearances for larger projects using the concurrent powers of multiple departments |
| HEPC | Secretariat of the EEC; runs the portal and coordinates with departments |
| District Level Clearance Committee (DLCC) | Headed by the Deputy Commissioner; handles smaller projects at district level |
Under the original 2016 notification, projects above ₹10 crore investment (or CLU above one acre) went to the EEC, and smaller projects to the DLCC. Thresholds can be revised by the state, so confirm the current routing on the portal before applying.
Visit investharyana.in and click the Login/Register link on the homepage.
In the login box, select New Investor Registration. Fill in the registration form with the applicant's details, such as name, email, mobile number and organisation. Use an email and mobile number you will keep long-term, as all approvals and alerts are sent there.
Complete the verification as prompted and set your password. Keep the login ID safe; your consultant and your team should use the same account for all projects of one entity.
Return to the login box, enter your credentials and sign in. You will reach the investor dashboard.
Portal labels and layouts can change. If a button looks different, follow the closest option, and check the user manual linked on the portal.
The CAF captures your project details once, so you do not need to repeat them for every department.
Accuracy matters here. The investment and land figures decide which committee handles your case and which incentives under the Haryana Enterprises and Employment Policy you can later claim.
| Service | Department |
| Change of land use (CLU) | Town and Country Planning |
| Building plan approval | Town and Country Planning / HSIIDC (as applicable) |
| Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate | Haryana State Pollution Control Board |
| Fire NOC | Fire services |
| Factory licence and labour registrations | Labour Department |
| Power connection | DHBVN / UHBVN |
| Groundwater NOC | Haryana Water Resources Authority |
Exact requirements vary by service, but most applications need:
Scan documents clearly and keep file sizes within the portal's limits.
Under the state's single-window framework, departments must decide applications within notified timelines. If a clearance is not granted in time, the law provides for deemed clearance, issued through the committee's nodal authority. Delays can also be escalated under the Haryana Right to Service Act.
Forgot password: Use the forgot-password option on the login box with your registered email or mobile number.
Department form not opening after redirect: Allow pop-ups for the portal, try a different browser, and clear your cache.
Wrong details in CAF: If the CAF is still in draft, edit it. If submitted, raise the issue with the HEPC helpdesk before services are processed.
Application stuck at a department: Check for an unanswered query first. If none, contact HEPC through the portal's grievance or helpdesk option.
A food processing startup plans a ₹6 crore unit on 2 acres of agricultural land near Sonipat. Its consultant registers on Invest Haryana, files a CAF as a New Enterprise, and selects CLU, building plan approval, pollution Consent to Establish, fire NOC and a power connection. Because the CLU exceeds one acre, the case may go to the EEC rather than the district committee under the 2016 thresholds. The team tracks each clearance under Service in Progress and responds to a Town Planning query within a week, keeping the overall approval on schedule.
1. How do I log in to Invest Haryana? Visit investharyana.in, click Login/Register, enter your registered credentials and sign in. New users must first complete New Investor Registration.
2. Is there a fee to register on Invest Haryana? Registration on the portal is free. Individual services, such as CLU or building plan approval, carry departmental fees.
3. What is HEPC Haryana? The Haryana Enterprises Promotion Centre is the single point of contact for investors and the secretariat of the Empowered Executive Committee that grants clearances.
4. Can I apply for CLU through Invest Haryana? Yes. CLU is one of the services you can select after filing a CAF.
5. How can I check my Invest Haryana application status? Log in and open Service in Progress to see each clearance and any pending queries.
6. Who decides small projects? Smaller projects are generally handled by the District Level Clearance Committee, headed by the Deputy Commissioner.