Society Registration

@ 20000/-

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Required Documents

Following are the list of documents and information required to proceed for Society registration.
  • Name of Society      
  • Object of the Society
  • Memorandum along with rules & regulations
  • Covering Letter, List of members etc.
  • The copy of pan card
  • Self–certified copy of identity proof / address proof (voter card, passport, utility bill, driving license)
  • Email and mobile number
  • Passport Size Colour Photograph
  • Affidavit from President
  • Other affidavit and declaration if required
  1. Proof of Premises
    • Telephone Bill
    • Electricity Bill
    • Water Bill
  2. NOC from the owner of premises
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REGISTRATION PROCESS

Process To Start Society Registration

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OUR PRICING PLANS

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Basic Package

23600/-

Rs. 20000 plus GST
(All Inclusive)
  • Drafting MOA and Rules Deed
  • Application
  • Registration Certificate
  • PAN No
  • Bank A/c Open

Standard Package

35400/-

Rs. 30000 plus Gst
(All Inclusive)
  • Drafting MOA and Rules Deed
  • Application
  • Registration Certificate
  • PAN No
  • Bank A/c Open
  • Provisional 80G and 12A Registration

Premium Package

41300/-

Rs. 35000 plus Gst
(All Inclusive)
  • Drafting MOA and Rules Deed
  • Application
  • Registration Certificate
  • PAN No
  • Bank A/c Open
  • Provisional 80G and 12A Registration
  • NITI Aayog
  • CSR Application
FAQs

The person who signed the list of members and paid the amount of subscription as per the rules and regulations of society will be considered as member.

Minimum seven people are required to form a society.

Main purpose to form a society is social welfare like promotion of education, health, employment in society etc. Society registration will be treated as NGO under the societies registration act, 1860.

The society can do all the acts of trusts. There is no requirement to convert the society into a trust.

Societies are similar in character to trusts, although there a few essential differences. When we talk about membership, only 2 people will be allowed to form a trust whereas in society, minimum 7 members are required.

Yes, there are the following rights available to the members of society: • They are entitled to vote • They have the right to receive the notice of every meeting • They have the right to receive a copy of bye-laws • They have the right to receive financial statements • They have the right to attend general meetings of societies

No, members of society are not entitled to profit incurred by the organisation in any form.

Quorum’ implies the minimum number of members who must be present in the meeting to make the proceedings of the conference valid.

General Body of a society comprises of all the members who have subscribed to the memorandum of the organisation.

Memorandum can be reformed by approval in an extraordinary General Body Meeting called for the purpose after giving due notice. By permission, another extraordinary General Body Meeting called after 30 days.