An NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is a non-profit entity working for social, charitable, or community welfare causes. Registration provides legal recognition and access to government schemes, grants, and tax exemptions.
Frequently Asked
Questinons
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What is an NGO and why should I register it?
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What are the types of NGO registration in India?
NGOs in India can be registered as a Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company, depending on the nature, structure, and operational needs of the organization.
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Which is the best form for NGO registration?
Each form has its benefits—Section 8 Company offers better governance and credibility, Trusts are easier to form, and Societies are ideal for state-level activities.
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What documents are required for NGO registration?
Documents typically include PAN & Aadhaar of members, address proof, MOA/AOA or Trust Deed, passport-size photos, and NOC from the office property owner.
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How long does it take to register an NGO?
Depending on the type of registration, it usually takes 10–30 working days after submission of complete and correct documents.
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Can I register an NGO online?
Yes, with AskMyNGO, the entire process can be done online including consultation, documentation, and filing.
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Is NGO registration necessary for getting government funding or grants?
Yes, a legally registered NGO is eligible to apply for government aid, CSR funds, and international donations.
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Do I need a DSC (Digital Signature Certificate) for NGO registration?
Yes, for Section 8 Company registration, a DSC is mandatory for signing documents electronically.
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Is 80G and 12A registration included in NGO registration?
No, 80G & 12A are separate registrations needed for income tax exemption and donor benefit, which can be applied after the NGO is registered.
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Why choose AskMyNGO for NGO registration?
We offer end-to-end support, fast processing, expert compliance guidance, and affordable packages tailored for NGOs.