NGO Registration in India

Start Making a Difference Legally with Ruchita Dang & Associates

If you're planning to create a platform for social change, education, environmental causes, or charitable work, registering your NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is the first legal step toward making a lasting impact. At Ruchita Dang & Associates, we simplify the process of NGO Registration in India by handling all legal formalities, documentation, and compliance — so you can focus on your mission.

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Types of NGO Registrations We Handle

Documents Required

Registration Process

Step 1

Consultation & Document Collection
Get personalized advice from our legal experts and share basic documents.

Step 2

Drafting of Legal Documents
We prepare the necessary Trust Deed, MoA, or Rules & Regulations for your NGO.

Step 3

Application Filing
We submit your application to the appropriate Registrar (Sub-registrar / ROC / Registrar of Societies).

Step 4

Follow-ups & Compliance
We follow up with the authorities and handle any clarifications or objections.

Step 5

Final Certificate Delivery
Once approved, we provide your NGO registration certificate along with advisory for future compliance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is a non-profit entity established to promote social, charitable, religious, educational, or cultural causes. NGOs operate independently from government bodies and can be registered as a Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company.

There are three main types:

  • Trust – Under the Indian Trusts Act

  • Society – Under the Societies Registration Act

  • Section 8 Company – Under the Companies Act, 2013

Each structure serves a different purpose:

  • Trust – Simple and traditional for charitable or religious work.

  • Society – Ideal for a group of people involved in cultural or social welfare.

  • Section 8 Company – Best for NGOs seeking funding, recognition, and a corporate governance structure.

Key documents include:

  • PAN & Aadhaar of founders

  • Address proof of registered office

  • Passport-size photographs

  • Draft of Trust Deed / MoA & AoA

  • Governing body member details

The timeline depends on the type of registration:

  • Trust: 10–15 working days

  • Society: 20–30 working days

  • Section 8 Company: 15–25 working days (with ROC approval)

No. At Ruchita Dang & Associates, we offer affordable and transparent pricing depending on the entity type. There are no hidden charges.

No, but registration gives legal recognition, helps open a bank account, apply for 80G/12A tax exemptions, and gain credibility when receiving donations or grants.

Yes, but only after obtaining FCRA registration (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act), which can be applied for after 3 years of operation or via a prior permission route.

Yes. A Trust or Section 8 Company can be started by as few as 1 or 2 people, depending on the entity type. A Society usually requires a minimum of 7 members.

We offer:

  • Expert legal consultation

  • Document drafting and filing

  • Timely status updates

  • PAN, TAN, 80G, and 12A assistance

  • End-to-end compliance support

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