Society Registration is essential for forming a legally recognized group focused on charitable, educational, religious, or social causes. Governed by the Societies Registration Act, 1860, this process ensures legal status, credibility, and tax benefits for the organization. A registered society can own property, open bank accounts, and receive grants or donations. We assist in documentation, drafting the Memorandum of Association, and filing applications for seamless registration. Secure your society’s legal standing today and operate with full compliance and transparency.
A society is a group of individuals united for a common non-profit purpose, such as education, charity, or social welfare. Registration gives it legal recognition and benefits.
Society registration is governed by the Societies Registration Act, 1860, along with state-specific amendments.
Benefits include legal status, tax exemptions, credibility, eligibility for government grants, and the ability to open a bank account.
A minimum of seven members are required to register a society in India.
Key documents include Memorandum of Association (MOA), Articles of Association (AOA), ID & address proof of members, and a registered office address.
Some states allow online registration through their official portals, while others require physical submission.
Yes, a society can generate income through membership fees, donations, and grants, but profits must be used for the stated objectives.
A trust is managed by trustees with a predetermined structure, whereas a society operates through a democratic setup with elected members.
No, a registered society cannot be directly converted into a trust. A new trust must be created, and assets transferred accordingly.
Society registration is usually valid for five years and must be renewed periodically as per state regulations.
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