Trust Registration in Delhi
Online Trust Registration Starting at ₹6999/- (Excl. Govt Fees)
Understanding Trust Registration
A Trust is a legal arrangement where a settlor transfers assets to trustees for the benefit of one or more beneficiaries. It ensures proper management and lawful usage of these assets under a defined purpose. Trusts in India are governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 for private trusts and state-specific laws for public/charitable trusts.
Why Register a Trust in Delhi?
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Minimum Members Required:
- State-Level Society: Minimum 7 members
- National-Level Society: Minimum 8 members from different states
- Legal Recognition – Grants independent legal identity to the trust
- Asset Protection – Segregates trust property from personal assets
- Tax Benefits – Eligible for 12A and 80G exemptions under the Income Tax Act
- CSR and Govt Funding Eligibility
- Limited Liability for Trustees
- Privacy & Confidentiality in operations
- FCRA Eligibility for foreign contributions (with registration)
Documents Required for Trust Registration in Delhi
- Trust Deed
- Identity Proof of all Trustees (Aadhaar, Passport, DL)
- Address Proof of Trustees (Utility Bill, Rent Agreement)
- Photographs of Trustees
- PAN Card of the Trust (apply post-registration)
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Registered Office Proof:
- Rented: Rent Agreement + NOC
- Owned: Latest electricity bill or property documents
- Bank Details, Application Form, and Fee Receipt
- Affidavit & Indemnity Bond
Step-by-Step Trust Registration Process in Delhi

Step 1: Define Objectives & Select Trustees
Clearly identify the trust’s mission and appoint at least two trustees.

Step 2: Draft the Trust Deed
We help create a compliant Trust Deed outlining objectives, powers, rules, and beneficiaries.

Step 3: Collect Documents & Execute Deed
The Trust Deed is executed on non-judicial stamp paper as per Delhi Stamp Act.

Step 4: Submission at Sub-Registrar’s Office
Filed along with KYC, NOC, and affidavits.

Step 5: Verification & Certificate Issuance
The Registrar verifies documents and issues the Trust Registration Certificate within 15–30 days.
Important Post-Registration Legal & Tax Compliance
Apply for PAN & TAN
12A and 80G Registration
Maintain Financial Records
Mandatory Audit
FCRA Registration
Required for trusts accepting foreign contributions.
Labour Law Compliance
Renewal of 12A & 80G
FAQs
How is a trust formed in India?
By drafting a Trust Deed, executing it on stamp paper, and registering it with the Sub-Registrar under Section 4 of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882.
What is a Trust Deed?
A legal document detailing the trust’s objectives, rules, trustee roles, and beneficiary rights.
What tax benefits are available to registered trusts?
Exemption under Section 12A, and donations to the trust can qualify under Section 80G.
How is a trust different from a society?
A trust is managed by trustees and governed by the Trust Act; a society is democratically managed and governed under the Societies Registration Act.
What are the post-registration obligations of a trust?
Obtain PAN, apply for 12A/80G, maintain accounts, conduct audits, file ITR, and comply with FCRA/labour laws as applicable.