A Non Government Organization is registered as trust, governed by Indian trust Act of 1882.It takes a hardly 15-20 days for the registration of Trust from the date of filing of the applictaion.Minimum 3 members are required for the formation of Trust. One of the main advantages of forming a trust is that it has a simple process of registration with simple regulations.
A Non Government Organization is registered as trust, governed by Indian trust Act of 1882.It takes a hardly 15-20 days for the registration of Trust from the date of filing of the applictaion.Minimum 3 members are required for the formation of Trust. One of the main advantages of forming a trust is that it has a simple process of registration with simple regulations.
Documents required for Trust Registration:
- Request letter to register a society.
- Two copy of MoA including List of Proposed governing body and list of founder members of society: All pages to signed by all members.
- Two sets of Rules & Regulations framed for the functioning of the society.
- Affidavits (on Rs.10/- stamp paper from President/Secretary Society regarding the name/title of the society.)
- Copy of Residence proof of all members.
- Proof of ownership of the registered office of the society & no objection certificate.(on ten rupees stamp paper.)
- Copy of proof of identification of all society.
Features of Trust Registration:
- Biggest features of Trust Registration are that, those who want to involve family members as well in Trust can apply for Trust Registration.
- To enhance cultural, academic and social condition of the people, work for democracy, good governance, peace, justice and cooperation.
- Encourage the people to develop a much better society.
- Work for rehabilitation of beggars in India.
- To do programs which help in education?
Following steps are to be followed to complete the process of Trust Registration:
- Selecting a Name
- Drafting of Deed
- Trust Registration
- Obtain the Registration certificate
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