Overview of Society Registration
Society are generally formed for the promotion of charitable
purposes such as education,art & culture without financial
gain.The registration of a society in India is governed by the
Societies Registration Act 1860 that aims at legalizing and
uniformity. A Society needs a minimum of seven managing
committee members.There is no upper limit to the number managing
committee members.Benefits of Society are-
• Easy To form
• Service Motive
• Grant of Charitable assistance
• Easier to Wind up
Documents Required for Society
Registration
• Affidavit No. 1 regarding ownership and NOC for registered
office of society
• Affidavit No. 2 regarding persons not related to each other
and name of society
• ID Proofs of all the members
• Address Proof of all the members
• Electricity/ Water bill (Business Place)
• Copy of Property papers (If owned property)
• Landlord NOC (Format will be provided)
How To Register?
With basic identity documents,we can register Society. We help
you registering an Society in 4 simple steps.
Step 1:-Fill the form and attach the scan copy of your
documents.
Step 2:- Our team will verify all the information and documents
provided by you.
Step 3:- Then we will start the registration process after
verifying the authenticity of the documents.
Step 4:- Once the Society is registered, our experts will
intimate you .
FAQ’s On Society Registration
Who all can form a society?
A society can be formed by “Any Seven or more persons associated
for any literary, scientific or charitable purpose, or for any
such purpose, may, by subscribing their names to a memorandum of
association(MOA), and filing the same with registrar.
What is the eligibility to form a society?
Apart from individuals the following persons are also
eligible for subscribing to the memorandum of the
society:
• Foreigners: foreigners can subscribe to the memorandum of the
society.
• Partnership firm: The position of Partnership firm regarding
its eligibility to subscribe to the memorandum of the society is
not clear from provisions of the Partnership Act 1932, Societies
Registration Act 1860 or any other judicial decision. However
simple analogy can be drawn by keeping in view the provisions of
of Companies Act which permits a partnership firm to become a
member of a Section 8 company and provides that the firm may be
a member of any association or company registered under the
provisions of the Companies Act. However on dissolution of the
firm, the membership of the firm to such an association or
company will lapse. Therefore drawing a parallel from the above,
we may deduce that a partnership firm may subscribe to the
memorandum of society.
• Limited company: Company can subscribe to the memorandum of
society
• Registered society: A registered society can subscribe to
memorandum of association of proposed society.
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