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NGO Registration

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Overview of NGO Registration in India.

NGO registration is the process by which an organization officially becomes recognized as a non-governmental organization (NGO) by the relevant authorities. This recognition allows NGOs to operate legally and access various benefits, such as tax exemptions and eligibility for grants and funding.

Requirement:
  1. Legal Structure
  2. Mission and Activities
  3. Board of Trustees/Members
  4. Financial Management
  5. Compliance

Benefits of NGO Registration in India

  1. Legal Recognition: Official recognition as an NGO provides legal status and credibility to the organization.
  2. Tax Exemptions: NGOs are often eligible for tax exemptions on income generated through their charitable activities.
  3. Access to Funding: Registered NGOs can apply for grants, donations, and funding from government agencies, international organizations, and private donors.
  4. Enhanced Credibility: Registration enhances the organization’s credibility and trustworthiness in the eyes of donors, beneficiaries, and stakeholders.
  5. Ability to Enter Contracts: Registered NGOs can enter into contracts and agreements, including partnerships with other organizations and businesses.

How Register Helps in the NGO Registration Process?

  1. Choose Legal Structure: Decide on the legal structure under which the NGO will be registered (e.g., trust, society, non-profit company).
  2. Name Registration: Choose a unique name for the NGO and verify its availability with the relevant registration authority.
  3. Prepare Documents: Prepare necessary documents such as a constitution, bylaws, memorandum of association, and articles of incorporation.
  4. Submit Application: Complete the registration application form and submit it along with the required documents to the appropriate government department or regulatory authority.
  5. Review and Approval: The registration authority will review the application and documents to ensure compliance with legal requirements.
  6. Receive Certificate: Upon approval, the NGO will receive a registration certificate or similar document confirming its legal status as an NGO.
  7. Compliance: Ensure ongoing compliance with reporting and regulatory requirements to maintain the NGO’s registered status.

Documents Required for NGO Registration in India

  1. Constitution or Memorandum of Association
  2. Articles of Association or Bylaws
  3. Board Resolution or Minutes of Meeting
  4. Address Proof of Registered Office
  5. Identity Proof of Trustees/Members
  6. Financial Statements (if applicable)
  7. Any other documents specified by the registration authority
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Faq - Company Registration

Yes, depending on the laws of the country, foreign nationals may be allowed to serve as trustees or members of an NGO's governing body.

The duration of the registration process varies depending on the country and the efficiency of the registration authority. It can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

Yes, if an NGO fails to comply with the laws and regulations governing NGOs or engages in activities that are illegal or against its stated objectives, its registration may be revoked by the relevant authorities.

Registered NGOs are typically required to submit annual reports, financial statements, and other documents to the registration authority to maintain their legal status.

In some cases, it may be possible for an NGO to change its legal structure, but this process may involve additional paperwork and approval from the registration authority.

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