Skip to main content
Editor's pickStartup

Ngo Registration

Incorporate your Ngo Registration with expert CA/CS support โ€” SPICe+ filing, DIN, DSC, PAN, TAN, MoA & AoA drafting included.

Turnaround
7โ€“14 Working Days
โ‚น
Starts from
โ‚น10,099
Money-back accuracy
Guaranteed
Total starting from
โ‚น10,099
Professional + estimated government fee
Professional feeโ‚น8,099 starts with
Government fee (est.)โ‚น2,000 - โ‚น2,500
Turnaround7โ€“14 Working Days
Money-back accuracy. CA/CS specialist. Tracked client portal.
WhatsApp
CONFIRMEDverified 25 Aug 2026

Dedicated specialist

CA-led, named point of contact

Tracked client portal

Real-time status, end-to-end

Money-back accuracy

Refile-free if our error

Flat-fee pricing

No hidden charges, ever

About this service

Ngo Registration is a key regulatory filing administered by Income Tax Department (CBDT) for 12A/12AB/80G; Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) for FCRA; Niti Aayog for NGO Darpan.. Filing is executed via **Form 10A** โ€” application for provisional registration under Sections 12A/12AB and 80G (combined application post Finance Act 2020); **Form 10AB** โ€” application for regular registration (conversion of provisional to regular) within 6 months of provisional expiry; **Form 10AC** โ€” provisional registration certificate; **Form 10AD** โ€” regular registration certificate; **Form 10BD** โ€” annual statement of donations; **Form 10BE** โ€” certificate of donation to donors; **FC-3A** (regular FCRA), **FC-1** (prior permission), **FC-4** (annual return). under Income-tax Act, 1961 โ€” Sections 12A (registration of trust/institution), 12AB (provisional & regular registration procedure introduced by Finance Act 2020 effective 1 April 2021), 80G (donor's tax deduction), 11 (exemption of income applied for charitable/religious purpose), 13 (violation conditions), 115TD (accumulation tax on conversion); Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (FCRA) for foreign funding; Companies (CSR Policy) Rules, 2014 read with Section 135 of Companies Act 2013 for CSR funding; NGO Darpan โ€” Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) / Niti Aayog.. Our specialist-led team ensures full compliance with statutory documentation, eligibility verification, and expedited government approval.

Eligibility & thresholds

Minimum
  • Any charitable or religious trust, institution, society, Section 8 company, university, hospital, etc., having objects of charity, religion, education, medical relief, preservation of environment/monuments, advancement of any other object of general public utility. Must be in existence โ€” for new entities, provisional registration (Form 10A) issued within 1 month of application
  • valid for 3 years
  • regular registration via Form 10AB within 6 months of expiry.
Maximum
  • For-profit entities. Trusts with objects benefitting specific individuals (private trusts) โ€” not eligible. Trusts/institutions not registered under FCRA cannot receive foreign contribution. Trusts whose income is not applied for charitable purpose (>85% application requirement โ€” Section 11(1)(a)
  • accumulation permitted up to 15% with option to accumulate up to 5 years in Form 10).
Statutory floor
  • Adherence to governing Act
  • Transparent statutory fee schedule
  • Mandatory periodic audit disclosures

What's included

Everything in one transparent fee โ€” no add-ons, no surprises.

Investor-Centric AOA Drafting
If you plan to raise institutional funding, standard Articles of Association (AOA) will not suffice. Venture capitalists demand specific clauses regarding right of first refusal (ROFR), tag-along/drag-along rights, and anti-dilution provisions. Our elite corporate lawyers draft sophisticated AOAs that anticipate future funding rounds, preventing costly and time-consuming structural overhauls when you secure term sheets.
Complex Multi-Founder Structuring
Co-founder disputes are the leading cause of early-stage startup failure. We don't just register your company; we advise on optimal equity splits, director roles, and authorized capital distribution. We provide templates for Co-Founder Agreements and vesting schedules, ensuring that the foundational relationship between partners is legally documented and aligned for long-term stability.
Rapid SPICe+ Processing Engine
Time is of the essence for startups. We utilize an advanced compliance engine that preemptively validates all data entered into the SPICe+ (INC-32) form. By cross-referencing PAN databases, checking DIN eligibility, and formatting registered office proofs perfectly, we eliminate typographical errors that typically cause frustrating ROC resubmission delays, ensuring first-pass approval.
Strategic Authorized Capital Advisory
Determining your initial Authorized Share Capital is a delicate balance. Set it too low, and you'll immediately face high fees to increase it during your first seed round. Set it too high, and you pay unnecessary upfront government stamp duty. We analyze your 12-to-18-month funding roadmap to recommend the exact optimal capital structure that minimizes immediate costs while accommodating your immediate growth.
ESOP Implementation Framework
Attracting top-tier talent in the startup ecosystem often requires offering Employee Stock Ownership Plans. A Private Limited Company is the only structure that efficiently supports this. As part of our premium advisory, we structure your initial cap table to accommodate a future ESOP pool seamlessly, ensuring you are ready to incentivize your founding team.
Comprehensive Post-Incorporation Toolkit
Receiving the Certificate of Incorporation is just the starting line. Within the first 30 to 180 days, you must open a bank account, appoint a statutory auditor (ADT-1), and file the Commencement of Business (INC-20A). We provide a complete post-incorporation execution service, handling these mandatory compliance milestones so you can focus entirely on product development and sales.
Government Fee Breakdown

Government charges only โ€” separate from I-Pro's professional fee. All figures verified as of 25 August 2026.

Fee ComponentAmount (โ‚น)Basis / Authority
Ngo Registration Statutory Feeโ‚น2,000 - โ‚น2,500Official government fee schedule (separate from professional fee)Statutory Authority
Total Government Feeโ‚น2,000 - โ‚น2,500(for default assumptions stated below)

Government charges only โ€” separate from I-Pro's professional fee. Verified 25 August 2026.

Required documents

Each list identifies exactly what to provide โ€” and what you do not need to submit. Use the accordions to expand.

How it works

Each step is labelled with who performs it โ€” Customer, I-Pro, or the Regulator. Form names are linked to the official portal.

  1. 1
    Customerโฑ Day 1

    Requirement Review & Eligibility Check

    Initial consultation to verify statutory eligibility and compile required prerequisites.
  2. 2
    I-Proโฑ Day 1โ€“2

    Document Verification & Pre-Scrutiny

    Comprehensive audit of applicant KYC, business records, and address proofs.
  3. 3
    I-Proโฑ Day 2โ€“3

    Statutory Form Preparation & Drafting

    Drafting official application forms, affidavits, and supporting declarations.
  4. 4
    I-Proโฑ Day 3โ€“4

    Submission on Competent Portal

    Electronic filing on official department portal with fee payment and receipt generation.
  5. 5
    Regulatorโฑ Day 4โ€“7

    Authority Scrutiny & Liaison

    Tracking department scrutiny, responding to officer queries, and milestone alerts.
  6. 6
    Governmentโฑ Day 7โ€“10

    Final Approval & Certificate Delivery

    Official statutory certificate delivery along with ongoing compliance guidance.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about this service.

Client feedback

What clients say

Real reviews from founders, finance leads and operators who used our Ngo Registration service.

No reviews yet

Be the first to share your experience with Ngo Registration.

Call ExpertWhatsApp