Consumer Protection Act, 2019

File your consumer court complaint in under 20 minutes

AI-drafted. Legally structured. No lawyer needed.

Free first-page preview · ₹100 watermarked · ₹500 clean (no watermark)

Consumer Protection Act, 2019District · State · National CommissioneJagriti Portal CompatibleData Stored in India

How it works

01

Describe your grievance

Fill our guided wizard — dates, what happened, which company, supporting documents. Plain language is fine.

02

AI drafts your complaint

Claude structures your facts into a legally formatted complaint with proper arguments, citations, and prayers under CPA 2019.

03

Download and file

Download your PDF and file directly on the eJagriti consumer portal. Our step-by-step guide walks you through it.

What's in your complaint

Parties section — complainant and all opposite parties
Chronological facts with Annexure references
Legal arguments citing Consumer Protection Act 2019
Compensation prayer + litigation cost clause
Cause of action and jurisdiction paragraphs
Affidavit template ready to notarise

Simple pricing

Free

Draft & preview your complaint

  • Full guided wizard
  • AI-drafted facts, arguments & prayers
  • Annexure checklist
  • First-page preview of your complaint

₹100per complaint

Full document, watermarked

  • Complete complaint PDF
  • All annexures & affidavit template
  • Carries a "DRAFT" watermark
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₹500per complaint

Clean, court-ready document

  • Everything in the ₹100 plan
  • No watermark — ready to file
  • Re-download for 30 days

Common questions

Which court do I file in?

The wizard automatically determines the right court — District (up to ₹50 lakh), State (₹50 lakh–₹2 crore), or National Commission (above ₹2 crore) — based on your total claim amount.

How long does it take?

Most users complete the wizard in 15–20 minutes. You can save your draft and return anytime.

Do I need a lawyer?

No. You can file a consumer complaint yourself. Our platform structures your complaint in the legally required format.

Is this legal advice?

No. Consumer Buddy is a drafting aid, not a law firm. The complaint is based on the facts you provide. For complex matters, consult a consumer lawyer.