Trust Registration
Register a Public Charitable Trust for NGO, education, health, and welfare activities
Here is the full trust registration process, end to end — every step and who handles what. Knowing the sequence up front helps you keep documents ready and avoid the back-and-forth that delays most filings.
How It Works
- 1
Draft Trust Deed
We draft a comprehensive Trust Deed covering objects, trustees, management, succession, and dissolution terms.
- 2
Stamp Paper Execution
The deed is executed on stamp paper of the prescribed value for your state (varies from ₹200 to ₹2,000+).
- 3
Sub-Registrar Registration
All trustees appear before the Sub-Registrar (or Charity Commissioner in Maharashtra/Gujarat) to register the deed.
- 4
PAN Application
We apply for a PAN in the trust's name, which is required for banking and tax filings.
- 5
12A and 80G Application
We file Form 10A online with the Income Tax Department to obtain 12A (income tax exemption) and 80G (donor deduction) certificates.
Where it's filed
Trust Registration is processed through the official government portal. You can file directly there, or have our experts manage the entire submission and follow-up for you.
Official government portal
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