About NGO Registration

Registering a non-governmental organization (NGO) involves several key steps to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. The process typically starts with selecting a unique name for the NGO and drafting its memorandum and articles of association. The organization must then apply for registration with the appropriate government authority, which may vary depending on the country. This often involves submitting various documents, including the NGO's constitution, a list of members, and proof of address. Additionally, NGOs may need to obtain specific licenses or approvals, especially if they plan to engage in activities such as fundraising or providing public services. Once registered, the NGO must adhere to ongoing compliance requirements, such as annual reporting and financial audits, to maintain its status and continue its operations.

Documents Required for NGO Registration

• Utility Bill for Registered Office address (Not older than 2 month)
• Details of Authorised and paid up capital
• Self attested Proof of identity of all subscriber including Director (DL/Voter ID/ Passport/Aadhar card)
• Self attested Residential Proof (Bank statement/electricity Bill/ phone bill, Telephone bill)
• Self attested PAN Card
• Email ID and Phone No. of all director including Subscriber
• Education Qualification
• Shareholding pattern
• DSC (Digital signature certificate)