A Society is a group of individuals coming together for a common purpose such as promoting charitable activities like sports, music, culture, education, religion, art, or scientific work. When the group is registered under the Society Registration Act, it gets formal legal recognition. This registration helps the society operate efficiently, govern better, and enjoy legal status in India, turning the society into a legal entity.
At least 7 members are required. Both individuals and entities like registered societies or companies can form a society.
After completing all the requirements, it typically takes 12-15 days to receive the registration certificate.
Yes, foreign nationals are eligible to become members of the society.
Yes, obtaining a PAN card is required for financial and legal activities.
Yes, societies must file annual returns and submit accounts, resolutions, and other relevant documents to the Registrar.
No, a society needs to be registered to be legally recognized and enjoy the associated benefits.
The MOA is a document that outlines the society’s objectives, purpose, rules, and regulations.