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Registering an NGO in India involves several legal steps and compliance with regulations to ensure it operates legally and efficiently. Here’s a detailed guide on NGO registration and the services typically provided by professional registration service providers:

Types of NGO Registrations

1. Trust Registration:
   • Governed By: Indian Trusts Act, 1882.
   • Appropriate For: Charitable trusts, religious trusts.
2. Society Registration:
   • Governed By: Societies Registration Act, 1860.
   • Appropriate For: Educational, cultural, public health, and welfare activities.
3. Section 8 Company Registration:
   • Governed By: Companies Act, 2013.
   • Appropriate For: NGOs that aim to apply their profits (if any) towards promoting charitable objectives.

Steps for NGO Registration1. Trust Registration

Procedure:

1. Choose a Name: Ensure the name is unique and not similar to any existing registered entity.
2. Draft a Trust Deed: This document outlines the objectives, management, and details of the trustees.
3. Trustees: Minimum of two trustees are required.
4. Registration: Submit the trust deed along with relevant documents to the local registrar.

Documents Required:

• Trust Deed.
• Proof of registered office address.
• Passport-sized photographs and identity proof of trustees.