What should one know about NGO registration?

Non-governmental organizations, or NGOs, are non-profit or not-for-profit businesses that strive to improve society and pursue philanthropic causes. In India, the word “NGOs” is used as a catch-all and covers Section 8 companies, trusts, and societies.

What documents are required for the same?

Documents Needed to Register a Trust

As evidence of address, use the registered office’s electricity or water bill.

At least two employees of the company must provide identity verification (a voter ID, a driver’s license, a passport, or an Aadhaar card).

Documents Needed to Register Societies

Verify the registered office’s address.

All members must provide identity documentation (driver’s license, passport copy, voter ID, Aadhaar card).

Name of the association.

Two versions of the society’s bylaws and memorandum of association (MoA).

 Documents Needed for Registration under Section 8 Company

Provide verification of the registered office’s address, such as a water or electricity bill or a receipt for property taxes.

All of the directors’ identities are verified by their driver’s license, passport copy, voter ID, and Aadhaar card.

The company’s name for approval.

Company’s MoA and AoA

Conclusion: Despite the fact that these are non-governmental organizations that work for the good of society, the people who establish them are subject to a number of laws and regulations; one of these is that they must register their organization like other businesses.