Trust Registration
A Trust is a legal arrangement created to manage property or funds for charitable, religious, or private purposes, where trustees hold and administer assets for the benefit of beneficiaries, making it a common structure for non-profit and welfare activities in India.
Benefits of Trust Registration
- Ideal structure for charitable, religious, and welfare activities,
- Legal recognition and credibility,
- Easy to manage and operate,
- No minimum capital requirement,
- Eligible for grants, donations, and government benefits,
- Helps in long-term asset protection for charitable purposes
Eligibility Criteria for Trust Registration
- Minimum 2 trustees,
- Trustees can be individuals or entities,
- Lawful objectives (charitable, religious, educational, or private),
- Registered office address in India,
- Trust property or initial corpus (can be nominal),
- Compliance with Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (for private trusts)
Process of Trust Registration
- Decide Trust Name – Unique and lawful name selection,
- Draft Trust Deed – Define objectives, trustees, and rules,
- Stamping of Trust Deed – As per state stamp laws,
- Notarization / Registration – Register deed with local authority,
- PAN Application – Apply for PAN in trust’s name,
- Bank Account Opening – Open account for trust operations
Why Choose Our Services?
- Expert guidance on charitable and private trust laws,
- Transparent and affordable pricing,
- Accurate drafting of Trust Deed,
- End-to-end registration support,
- Dedicated customer assistance,
- Trusted by NGOs, charities, and social organizations across India
Documents & Information Required
- PAN Card of trustees
- Aadhaar Card of trustees
- Passport-size photographs
- Address proof of trustees
- Registered office address proof (electricity bill or rent agreement)
- NOC from property owner
- Trust Deed (signed and notarized)
- Proof of charitable or trust objectives