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Trust Registration
For NGOs & Charity

Establish your legacy of giving. Register a Public Charitable Trust to support social causes, education, or religion. Get 12A & 80G Tax Exemptions.

1000+

Trusts Formed

10-15

Days Time

Legal

Drafting

Requires Minimum 2 Trustees (Settlor + Trustee)

Register Your Trust

Confidential & Secure.

NOTE: Trust Registration requires physical presence of the Settlor & Trustees at the Sub-Registrar Office.

Why Register a Trust?

Easy to Form

Trusts are relatively easy to register compared to Section 8 Companies and have fewer annual compliance requirements.

Tax Benefits

Registered Public Trusts can apply for 12A (Income Tax Exemption) and 80G (Tax Deduction for Donors) certificates.

Legacy & Control

Ideal for families wanting to manage assets (Private Trust) or individuals wishing to create a lasting charitable legacy.

Registration Packages

We handle the legal drafting and registration coordination.

Deed Drafting

Basic Self-Registration
  • Customized Trust Deed
  • Objectives Clauses
  • Stamp Duty Guidance
  • 2 Days Delivery
Select Plan

Full Registration

POPULAR
Standard Deed + Sub-Registrar
  • Trust Deed Drafting
  • Sub-Registrar Appointment
  • Witness Assistance
  • Trust PAN Card
Select Plan

NGO Super Pack

Premium Tax Exemptions
  • Everything in Standard
  • 12A Registration
  • 80G Registration
  • NGO Darpan Profile
Select Plan

Documents Required

For Settlor, Trustees & Witnesses:

PAN Card (Mandatory for all)
ID Proof (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Passport)
Passport Size Photos
Regd. Office Proof (Electricity Bill + NOC)
2 Witnesses (With ID Proofs)

Registration Process

1

Drafting

We draft the Trust Deed on Stamp Paper (value varies by state).

2

Appointment

We book an appointment with the local Sub-Registrar of Assurances.

3

Registration

Settlor & Trustees visit the office for biometric verification and signing.

Deed Issued

The registered Trust Deed is collected, and PAN application is filed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Public and Private Trust?

A Public Trust is created for the benefit of the general public (charity, education, religion). A Private Trust is created for the benefit of specific individuals or families.

How many trustees are required?

A minimum of 2 Trustees (including the Author/Settlor) are required to register a trust. There is no maximum limit.

Can family members be trustees?

Yes, family members can be trustees. However, for 12A & 80G tax exemptions, it is often recommended to have a diverse board to prove the trust is not for personal benefit.

Create an Impact

Register your Trust today and start your journey of social service.

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