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NGO Registration

Made Simple & Hassle-Free

Register your NGO with ease and take the first step towards creating a meaningful social impact. Get expert guidance for registration, documentation, compliance, and approvals.

What is an NGO?

A Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) is a non-profit organization established to work for social welfare, education, healthcare, environmental protection, women empowerment, child welfare, rural development, and other charitable activities. NGO registration provides legal recognition, enhances credibility, and enables organizations to receive donations, government grants, CSR funding, and tax benefits while making a positive impact on society.

Types of NGO Registration

NGO (Trust Registration)

Society Registration

Form a Society to promote education, art, culture, social welfare and other charitable activities.

Section 8 Company

Incorporate a Section 8 Company for non-profit objectives with limited liability and a structured legal framework.

Trust Registration

Create a charitable trust to manage, protect and support your social welfare initiatives.

Section 8 Microfinance Company

Start a microfinance initiative under Section 8 and empower individuals and communities through financial support.

Darpan Registration

Get your NGO registered on the NITI Aayog Darpan portal and improve access to government opportunities.

Licenses & Certifications

Get assistance with essential licenses, registrations and certifications required for your NGO.

12A & 80G Registration

Avail tax exemptions and provide tax benefits to eligible donors through 12A and 80G registration.

FCRA Registration

Receive foreign contributions legally and compliantly with the required FCRA registration.

Why Register Your NGO?

Legal Recognition

Tax Exemptions (12A & 80G)

Eligibility for Grants & Funding

Build Trust & Transparency

Open Bank Account

Affordable Packages for Every NGO

Basic Registration

Ideal for Trust & Society Registration

₹4,999

Standard Registration

Includes Tax Exemptions

₹9,999

Premium Registration

Complete NGO Registration Solution

₹14,999

Benefits of NGO Registration

Documents Required (For Members)

Registration Process

Step 01 – Free Consultation

Begin with a free consultation where our experts understand your NGO's objectives and recommend the most suitable registration type.

Step 02 – Document Collection

Collect and verify all the necessary identity, address, and office documents required for NGO registration.

Step 03 – Application Filing

Our legal team prepares, reviews, and files your NGO registration application with the appropriate government authority.

Step 04 – Registration Certificate

After successful verification and approval, receive your official NGO Registration Certificate and begin your social initiatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many members are required for NGO Registration?

The required number of members depends on the type of NGO. Trusts, Societies, and Section 8 Companies each have different legal requirements under Indian law.

2. How long does NGO Registration take?

NGO registration generally takes 7–20 working days, depending on the registration type, document verification, and approval process.

3. Can an NGO receive donations?

Yes. A registered NGO can legally receive donations from individuals, organizations, and companies. It can also apply for 12A, 80G, CSR, and FCRA registrations, subject to eligibility.

4. Which type of NGO is best?

The best type depends on your objectives: Trust – Ideal for charitable and religious activities. Society – Suitable for educational, cultural, and community welfare organizations. Section 8 Company – Best for professionally managed NGOs seeking CSR funding and stronger legal credibility.

5. What documents are required for NGO Registration?

Commonly required documents include: PAN Card Aadhaar Card Passport-size Photograph Registered Office Address Proof Rent Agreement/Ownership Proof (if applicable) NOC from Property Owner (if applicable)

6. Can foreigners become members of an NGO?

Yes, foreign nationals can become members or directors in certain types of NGOs, subject to applicable laws and regulatory requirements.

7. Is NGO Registration mandatory?

Registration is not mandatory to carry out charitable work, but it is essential for obtaining legal recognition, opening a bank account, receiving grants, tax benefits, and accepting donations officially.