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Get in touch with our Zolvit expert.
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2
Process Application.
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Registration of NGO.
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Our online fulfilment services cover the entire process from beginning to end. It is a hassle-free, 100% digital process.
Trust Registration
Trust Deed objectives
Details of the trustee and settlor
Stamp Value Trust Deed
Trustee and settlor photo
PAN Card
Documents for the Trust's Registered Address
If it's a rented property (NOC from the landlord required).
Registries for Societies
Name of the society
Proof of address.
Members' identity proofs
By-laws
Memorandum of Association
Section 8 Companies
Identity Proof.
DIR-2
Utility bill
Address proof
NOC
Deposit affidavit
Professional Declaration - INC-14
INC-15-Declaration by Promoters
Income Estimate
MOA
AOA
Promoter details
Board members
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Did you know?
1. To file a revision application, an aggrieved NGO registered under the FCRA has one year from the date the order in question was sent.
2. The SIDBI could fund NGOs and act as financial intermediaries.
What is a Voluntary Organisation (VO) / Non Governmental Organisation (NGO)?
How can one apply for NGO grants?
:What are other alternatives to start and set up a Non-Profit Organisations?
Can any government employee or officer be a member of an NGO?
Is the Indian Trust Act, 1882 applicable in Jammu and Kashmir?
When is an NGO eligible for Government funding?
An NGO is an organisation that works for charitable purposes. They promote arts, science, sports, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, etc. It is common for NGOs in India to be registered under the Trust Act, Society Registration Act, or Companies Act.
Following the Companies Act 2013, the NGO is registered as a Section 8 Company. All companies registered under this act are not-for-profit and charitable trusts. An NGO differs from a trust or society only in that it is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Savings on Taxes
Reduced Share Capital
Usage of Title
Title/Ownership Transfer
Exemption From Stamp Duty
Zolvit offers online LLP registration services. Although we simplify the 3-step LLP registration procedure for you, the actual registration process is complex and is described below for your knowledge:
Step 1: Hire Our Experts
A Zolvit expert would be assigned to you
Step 2: Process Application
We shall process as per the type of entity you choose
Step 3:Registration of NGO
We will register and handle all the formalities
Obtain Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
The registration forms must be digitally signed before they can be filed online by proposed directors. Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) are issued by certifying agencies under the Government of India. Class 2 or Class 3 DSCs are required for applicants. DSC fees vary depending on the certifying agency.
Obtain a Director Identification Number (DIN)
The proposed directors of the company must apply for a DIN. DINs are allocated through the completion of Form DIR-3. The application form must accompany scanned copies of PAN, identity, and address proof of directors. Online applications can be submitted through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal. A practising chartered accountant, company secretary, or cost accountant must attest to the documents.
NGO classifications are based on the following levels: