Register your NGO as a Section 8 Company to promote charitable objectives with legal status, tax exemptions, and improved donor trust. We provide end-to-end support for DSC, DIN, MOA drafting, and MCA filing.
A Section 8 Company offers a formal legal structure to non-profit organizations aiming to serve society. It boosts credibility, provides tax benefits, and enables access to grants, donations, and CSR funds.

This is a sample of the Certificate of Incorporation issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) upon successful registration of a Section 8 Company under the Companies Act, 2013.
It contains important details such as the Company Identification Number (CIN), date of incorporation, and the official seal of the Registrar of Companies. This certificate acts as legal proof of your NGO’s existence and enables you to apply for 80G, 12A, and FCRA registration.
It is essential for opening a bank account in the organization’s name, receiving donations, and availing government schemes and CSR funds.
Section 8 Companies offer the perfect legal framework for non-profit organizations focused on education, healthcare, social impact, arts, and more.
Enjoy full legal recognition as a not-for-profit company with limited liability protection.
Eligible for tax exemptions under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act.
Build public trust and credibility while raising funds through donations or CSR support.
No minimum capital requirement makes it accessible for grassroots initiatives and startups.
Perpetual succession ensures continuity despite changes in board or management.
Eligible to apply for FCRA license to receive foreign contributions legally.

Obtain DSCs for all directors to sign electronic forms for incorporation.
Apply for DIN for all proposed directors through the SPICe+ form.
Submit name reservation using the 'RUN' facility or SPICe+ Part A on the MCA portal.
Prepare Memorandum and Articles of Association defining the non-profit objectives and company rules.
Submit SPICe+ form with required attachments including MOA, AOA, and declarations for approval.
Once approved, receive your Certificate of Incorporation and begin operations legally.
Mandatory KYC documents for all directors and promoters of the NGO.
Utility bill (not older than 2 months) and NOC from owner or rent agreement.
Detailed description of charitable objectives and how the NGO plans to achieve them.
Passport-size color photographs of all proposed directors.
DSC of at least one director is required to sign incorporation documents online.
Form DIR-2, INC-9, and declarations from directors regarding non-profit intent and compliance.
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