NGO & Organization
Registration
End-to-end support for Trust, Society, and Section 8 registration — including 12A/80G tax exemptions and FCRA approval for foreign funding.
Three Ways to Register an NGO
Every NGO structure has its own advantages. We help you choose the right one and handle every step of the registration process.
Trust Registration
A public charitable trust is one of the simplest and most flexible NGO structures in India. Ideal for small to medium-sized charitable activities.
- Minimum 2 trustees required
- Governed by Trust Deed
- Registered under State Trust Act
- Eligible for 12A, 80G, FCRA
- Lower compliance burden
Society Registration
A registered society under the Societies Registration Act is suitable for cultural, educational, religious, and charitable purposes.
- Minimum 7 members required
- Governed by Memorandum & Rules
- Democratic management structure
- Eligible for 12A, 80G, FCRA, CSR-1
- Good for mid-sized NGOs
Section 8 Company
A Section 8 Company under the Companies Act is the most professional NGO structure — ideal for large-scale, national, or internationally-funded organisations.
- Minimum 2 directors required
- Governed by MCA/Companies Act
- Highest credibility & transparency
- Eligible for 12A, 80G, FCRA, CSR-1
- Best for CSR & foreign funding
12A, 80G & FCRA Registration
After your NGO is registered, these three certifications unlock tax exemptions and funding access. We handle all three.
What You'll Need to Provide
We guide you through every document requirement and help prepare all drafts.
How Long Does It Take?
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