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NGO Registration

FAQ

What is an NGO?

An NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is a non-profit group that operates independently of any government, usually to address social, political, or environmental issues.

Why should an NGO be registered?

Registering an NGO provides it with legal recognition, the ability to open a bank account, seek funding and grants, enter into contracts, and protect its members from personal liability.

What are the common legal structures for registering an NGO?

Depending on the country, NGOs can be registered under various legal structures:

  • Trust: Typically used in common law countries. It involves a group of trustees who hold the NGO’s assets.
  • Society: Requires a governing body, members, and typically more regulatory compliance.
  • Non-Profit Company: Registered under specific non-profit company laws. This structure is often used for larger organizations.
Can NGOs receive foreign funding?

Yes, but they often need to register with a specific government authority to do so. In India, NGOs must register under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA).

 

What are the benefits of registering an NGO?
  • Legal Recognition
  • Tax Exemptions
  • Access to Grants and Funding
  • Credibility and Trust
  • Protection for Members and Assets
Can an NGO engage in profit-making activities?

Yes, but the profits must be used solely for the NGO's purposes and not distributed to members or founders.

What is a Section 8 Company?

A Section 8 Company is a type of NGO in India incorporated for promoting commerce, art, science, sports, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, and protection of the environment.

How can an NGO raise funds?

NGOs can raise funds through donations, grants, membership fees, fundraising events, and sometimes by providing services or selling products related to their mission.

Starting an NGO is a noble venture that requires careful planning and adherence to legal regulations. Our comprehensive NGO registration service is designed to simplify this process for you. We guide you through every step, from selecting a suitable name and drafting the necessary documents to submitting your application to the appropriate authorities. With our expert assistance, you can focus on your mission to make a positive impact while we handle the complexities of legal compliance. Our service ensures that your NGO is legally recognized and fully equipped to operate, giving you the confidence to start your charitable activities without any administrative hurdles.

Choosing our NGO registration service means you are partnering with professionals who understand the intricacies of the registration process. We offer tailored solutions to meet your specific needs, whether you are forming a trust, society, or section 8 company. Our team stays updated with the latest legal requirements and procedures, ensuring that your registration is completed swiftly and accurately. Additionally, we provide post-registration support to help you navigate ongoing compliance and reporting obligations. Trust us to pave the way for your NGO’s success, allowing you to dedicate your efforts to driving social change and making a difference in the community.

Packages

Society

Rs 35,000

  • Stamp Duty
  • By-law drafting
  • Government Fees
  • Deed Drafting
  • Registration
  • 12 A Registration
  • 80 G Registration
  • Bank Account Opening Support
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Trust

Rs 35,000

  • Stamp Duty
  • Government Fees
  • Deed Drafting
  • Registration
  • 12 A Registration
  • 80 G Registration
  • Bank Account Opening Support
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Section 8 Company

Rs 26,000

  • Name Reservation
  • Company Registration
  • Stamp Duty
  • 2 Digital Signatures
  • 2 DIN
  • MOA and AOA
  • PAN and TAN
  • Bank Account Opening Support
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NGO Registration enables the promoters to legalize the charitable activities, they are doing or intending to do. In India NGO Registration can be done as a Trust or Society or Non Profit Company. NGO’s or Non Governmental Organisations or Non Profit Organizations are a group of volunteers/ people Joined together for social and charitable activities, for the welfare of the Public and society. NGO’s play a vital role in the up-lifting of our Country, especially in rural areas and villages. They provide or assists to provide an improved way of life in a sustainable manner. There is no specific legislation for NGO Registration, but different laws govern it based on the type of NGO’s

NGO’s are free to receive funds, including foreign funds, Government assistance, CSR Funds and donations for the fulfillment of their objectives. NGO’s also can act as implementing agencies for various government schemes. Globally there are are many NGO’s implementing World Bank Schemes, WHO Schemes, IMF Schemes etc, for the welfare of the People

   In India NGO’s can be registered as Private Trust, Public Trust, Society and Section 8 /Non Profit Company

 Public TrustSocietySection 8 Company
Statute/LegislationIndian Trust Act 1882Societies Registration Act of 1860Companies Act of 2013
Jurisdiction of the ActConcerned state where registeredConcerned state where registeredConcerned state where registered
AuthorityCharity Commissioner/Deputy RegistrarRegistrar of SocietiesRegistrar of Companies
RegistrationAs TrustAs Society (and by default also as Trust in Maharashtra and Gujarat)As Section 8 Company
Main DocumentTrust deedMemorandum of Association and Rules & RegulationsMemorandum and Articles of Association.
Stamp DutyTrust deed to be executed a non-judicial stamp paper of prescribed valueNo stamp paper required for Memorandum of Association and Rules & RegulationsNo stamp paper required for Memorandum and Articles of Association
Number of persons needed to registerMinimum two trustees; no upper limitMinimum seven, no upper limitMinimum three, no upper limit
Board of ManagementTrusteesGoverning body or council/managing or executive committeeboard of directors/Managing Committee
Mode of succession on board of managementUsually by appointmentUsually election by members of the general bodyUsually election by members of the general body
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