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Society Registration — Unite for a Common Purpose
We help community-based and charitable groups formalize their mission, gaining legal recognition and easier access to funding.
What you get
Overview of society registration
A society is a group of individuals united by a shared interest, typically established to promote charity, education, art, science, literature, or public welfare.
In India, society formation and governance are regulated by the Societies Registration Act, 1860.
- Governed by the Societies Registration Act, 1860
- Legal Recognition Enhances Credibility
- Ideal for Educational, Cultural & Social Welfare Initiatives
- Mandatory Registration for Smooth Operation
Societies must share a clear, common non-profit objective.
- Minimum 7 Individuals Required
- Common Non-Profit Objective Required
- Promotion of Fine Arts, Education, or Charity
- Purpose Aligned With the Societies Act
We provide complete assistance, from drafting governing documents to filing for registration.
- Drafting Memorandum of Association (MOA) & Rules
- Name Approval Under Relevant State Act
- Cover Letter and Founder Documentation
- PAN Cards of Governing Body Members
Registration unlocks easier fundraising and tax benefits.
- Step 1: Application Submission With Affidavit
- Step 2: Drafting MoA & By-Laws (3+ Founders)
- Step 3: Board Resolution & Approval
- Easier Fundraising & Tax Benefits (12A/80G)
Engagement Model
A delivery cadence built for regulated teams. We work in focused sprints with a cross-functional pod and clear ownership across IT, legal, and compliance.
We map your current posture, review evidence, and define success metrics.
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