Every NGO structure has its own advantages. We help you choose the right one and handle every step of the registration process.
A public charitable trust is one of the simplest and most flexible NGO structures in India. Ideal for small to medium-sized charitable activities.
A registered society under the Societies Registration Act is suitable for cultural, educational, religious, and charitable purposes.
A Section 8 Company under the Companies Act is the most professional NGO structure — ideal for large-scale, national, or internationally-funded organisations.
After your NGO is registered, these certifications unlock tax exemptions and funding access. We handle all applications.
Exempts your NGO's income from income tax so all resources can be directed to your charitable mission. Required before applying for 80G.
Allows your donors to claim 50% deduction on donations made to your NGO under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act — a major fundraising advantage.
FCRA registration is mandatory to legally receive donations, grants, or contributions from foreign sources. We handle the complete FCRA application process.
Mandatory for NGOs seeking government grants. Registration on the NITI Aayog NGO-Darpan portal gives your organisation a unique ID for government scheme eligibility.
We guide you through every document requirement and help prepare all drafts.
Aadhaar, PAN of founders/trustees/directors
Rent agreement or ownership proof + NOC
Trust Deed / MoA & Rules / MoA & AoA (we draft these)
Recent photographs of all founding members
Estimated processing times for various NGO registrations and approvals.
Sub-registrar office filing and stamp duty payment.
State Registrar of Societies filing and approval.
MCA portal SPICe+ filing and ROC approval.
Income Tax provisional approval (now 5-year validity).
Ministry of Home Affairs — requires 3+ years of active charitable work.