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NGO Registration Procedure

To register an NGO in India, begin by choosing a unique name and preparing the Memorandum of Association (MOA) along with other required documents. Submit the application to the appropriate authority, such as the Registrar of Societies for a Society, the Charity Commissioner for a Trust, or the Registrar of Companies for a Section 8 Company. After the submission, the documents will be verified, and upon approval, you will receive the registration certificate, officially recognizing your NGO.

Procedure for NGO Trust registration

To register an NGO Trust in India, prepare a trust deed, obtain signatures from trustees, and submit it to the local Sub-Registrar office for registration.

Complete our NGO formation Form

You have to fill your details in our simple online questionnaire.

Details Compliation

Based on the details provided we will start drafting the society registration Application

Memorandum Preparation

Preparation of the Memorandum of Association according to the clauses.

Rules Framing

Based on the rules you want to set up for your NGO, we will include the same in your NGO registration application.

Your NGO Society is now Registered

Once your Society is registered, we shall send you Society Registration via courier.

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NGOs in India

An NGO or Non-Governmental Organization is basically a non-profit or not for profit organization which strives to work towards the betterment of the underprivileged sections of Society. NGO’s could have a wide variety of interests of society in mind. This could include Environmental causes, human and/or animal rights, improving the health and welfare of children, development work and could even include raising awareness about some causes or activities of social importance.

With all that being stated, sometimes NGO’s are also established to act as fronts for political as well as religious interests. However, NGOs being non-profit organizations, these entities are not allowed to shell out the profits to the members as dividends. All profits made by the organization have to be invested towards the social cause the NGO is helping.

NGOs essentially raise the money from donors, who might or might not receive tax breaks on their donations. Essentially in India, there are 3 ways to set up an NGO:

Trust

Section-8 Company

Society