Societies and NGOs are registered in India under the Societies Registration Act of 1860. This act serves to protect the interests of society, which are defined in articles 1 to 20. This act serves to improve conditions. Legal requirements. Societies registered under this law are legally protected and have legal status.
Delhi, the capital of India, is best suited for founding development NGOs and other purposes due to its size and has proven to be the ideal place for construction work. Delhi is also the right place for NGO headquarters with offices across India. As a capital, the NGO also has the advantage of receiving aid from the Union government. By registering NGOs in Delhi, they work systematically and without risk. NGOs can register in India as a Society, trust, or limited liability Societies under section 25 of the Association Registration Law.
Registration and fees
Upon the filing of such a memorandum and certified copy, the Registrar shall certify with his own hand that the society is registered under this Act. The registrar will have to pay a fee of fifty rupees for every such registration, or such small fee as may be direct by the State Government from time to time, And all fees paid will have to be accounted for by the state government.
The simple procedure that any organization must follow to register under the law is as follows:
A registration form must be completed, which can be purchased free of charge at the district registration office.
The society or NGO must have its statute, which must define the rules and regulations of the organization.
The board must be ready to register and each member's approval letter must be presented as evidence.
The authority letter is required, which must be signed by each member of the board of directors.
A certified copy of the rules and regulations by at least three members of the board of A statement is required to demonstrate that the organization's funds are used only for the benefit of the societies.
Copies of all the above documents must be submitted at the required registration fee.
Before registering, make sure that no other state-owned company or NGO is registered with the same name.
Registration renewal procedure
The NGO and societies registry in Delhi must renew their registration certificate within five years. To this end, the board of directors must complete a new renewal registration form.
Renewal fees are also paid as registration fees if the deadline has not expired. If the deadline has expired, an additional fee of 25 must be paid if the extension is made within one month of the deadline.
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