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Register Your NGO, Trust, or Society Hassle-Free


Set up your non-profit organization with expert legal assistance. We ensure a smooth and compliant registration process so you can focus on your mission.

Get Expert Legal Advice for Smooth NGO Registration

At Nevo Legal, we make NGO, Trust, and Society registration simple, fast, and hassle-free. Our expert legal team ensures your organization is registered with complete compliance, handling all documentation, approvals, and filings so you can focus on your mission. From choosing the right structure to securing tax exemptions like 12A and 80G, we provide end-to-end support, including FCRA registration for foreign funding. With our reliable and efficient process, we help you navigate legal complexities effortlessly, ensuring your organization is legally recognized and ready to make an impact.

100% Online Process

100% Online Process

Register your business from anywhere.

Expert Assistance

Expert Assistance

Professional guidance at every step.

Fast & Hassle-Free

Fast & Hassle-Free

Quick processing with minimal paperwork.

Transparent Pricing

Transparent Pricing

No hidden costs, only upfront fees.

Dedicated Support

Dedicated Support

Personalized assistance for all business structures.

Start Your NGO with Confidence

Starting an NGO, Trust, or Society requires proper legal registration to operate effectively and receive funding. We handle the paperwork, compliance, and approvals, making the process simple and stress-free for you.

What is NGO, Trust, and Society Registration?

NGO Registration

An NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is a legally registered entity dedicated to social, environmental, or humanitarian causes. It can be registered as a Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company, depending on your objectives and operational structure.

Trust Registration

A Trust is formed by a group of individuals or an entity to manage assets for charitable, religious, or social welfare activities. It is governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 and requires a Trust Deed for legal recognition.

Society Registration

A Society is a collective of individuals working towards social, literary, scientific, or charitable goals. Registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, it provides legal identity and tax benefits to organizations serving public welfare.


Why Seek Legal Advice for NGO Registration?

  • Choose the Right Structure: Receive guidance on selecting the most suitable legal framework.
  • Ensure Legal Compliance: Avoid delays and rejections with expert-backed documentation.
  • Understand Tax Benefits: Learn about applicable tax exemptions and certifications.
  • Resolve Challenges: Get professional assistance in navigating regulatory complexities.

Our Process

Chose your required Service and Pay on our website

Chose your required Service and Pay on our website

Send required documents to us when asked

Send required documents to us when asked

Stay updated until the work is finished

Stay updated until the work is finished

Receive the Deliverables Soft copy and Hard Copies

Receive the Deliverables Soft copy and Hard Copies


FAQ

Which is better: an NGO, Trust, or Society?

The best option depends on your goals. A Trust is ideal for long-term charitable activities, a Society is great for collective decision-making, and a Section 8 Company provides strong legal credibility for fundraising.

How long does the registration process take?

NGO, Trust, or Society registration typically takes 15–45 days, depending on documentation and government approvals.

What documents are required for registration?

Basic documents include PAN, Aadhaar, address proof of members, Trust Deed (for Trusts), Memorandum of Association (for Societies), and Articles of Association (for Section 8 Companies).

Can an NGO receive foreign funding?

Yes, but it must obtain FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act) registration to legally accept foreign donations.

Do NGOs get tax benefits?

Yes, NGOs can apply for 12A and 80G registration to avail tax exemptions and attract donors who can claim tax deductions.