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A Section 8 NGO is a special kind of company created with just one purpose — to make the world a better place. Instead of focusing on profits, it focuses on people. Imagine a small team of everyday heroes who come together to teach, help, protect, build, support, and serve. Every rupee they receive is used only for doing good, never for personal gain. That’s the heart of a Section 8 NGO — a company built not for business, but for kindness, impact, and change. In simple words, it’s a company with a big heart and an even bigger mission.
Starting an NGO is not just paperwork — it’s the beginning of a mission.
A Section 8 NGO is treated like its own person in the eyes of the law.
This means the people who run it (directors) are safe, and their personal things are not in danger if the NGO faces any problem.
If you want to add a new director or remove someone, it is very simple.
The process is easy, quick, and doesn’t cost much.
A Section 8 NGO is made only to help people, not to make money.
Any money the NGO receives is used only for good work, not shared by members.
This makes the organisation honest and trustworthy.
Section 8 NGOs work for things that make the world better — like education, animal care, sports, health, research, and social welfare.
Their main goal is to help society grow and improve.
You don’t need a big amount of money to start a Section 8 NGO.
You can begin with very little, and still run it properly.
When you register a Section 8 NGO, the government does not charge any stamp duty.
This makes starting the NGO much cheaper than other types of companies.
Because there is no stamp duty and no need for big capital, a Section 8 NGO becomes very affordable to start — perfect for anyone who wants to help society.
A Section 8 NGO keeps running even if members change, leave, or pass away. The NGO continues its mission as long as it follows the law.
In simple words — the NGO never stops until you want it to.
1. PAN Card
2. Aadhaar / Passport / Driving License
3. 1 Passport-size photo
4. Mobile number & Email ID
5. Latest Bank Statement or Utility Bills
1. 2–3 name options for your NGO
2. NGO’s aim / purpose
3. Address proof for NGO (home or office)
First, we make Digital Signatures for all the directors.
A DSC is like an online signature that helps you sign documents safely on the computer during your NGO setup.
Once the DSCs are ready, we apply for the DIN.
This is a special number given by the MCA to every director, just like an ID card, so they can legally run the NGO.
While the DSC work is going on, we help you pick a strong and unique name for your NGO — something meaningful, memorable, and approved quickly.
This usually gets done in just one day.
After your NGO name is approved, we start preparing all the important papers.
This includes writing your MOA & AOA, which are like the rulebooks of your NGO describing what it will do and how it will run.
When everything is ready, we upload all your forms and documents to the MCA portal.
This step is very important because it is where the official approval process begins.
Once the MCA checks and approves everything, your NGO receives:
COI, PAN, TAN, MOA, AOA, Section 8 License
This is the moment your NGO officially comes to life and is ready to create real change.
A minimum of 2 members or directors are required for a Section 8 NGO. It is important to note that members of a same family (blood relation) are eligible for the incorporation.
No, making an NGO is a fully online process as all the documents and e-forms are to be filed electronically on MCA Portal. You just need to send us the scanned e-copies of all the required documents & forms. Hence, your physical presence is not required under any circumstances.
The DSC is just like your ordinary signature having extra security features like encryption, etc. It enables you to sign the documents like PDF electronically.
MOA & AOA contains all the rules, vision and mission of your Section 8 NGO, and defines the exact roles and responsibilities of shareholders and directors.
There is no minimum paid-up capital requirements for Section 8 NGO. This means you can start your NGO with a nominal amount.
Section 8 NGO’s are made to promote education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, etc., Thus, the basic motive of the GOI behind introducing Section 8 NGO is to promote the above-mentioned activities and not profit-making.
It is mandatory for the Section 8 NGOs to include the words foundation, Forum, Association, Federation, Chambers, Confederation, council, Electoral trust and the like etc.
Yes, some of the states provide privileged rates for stamp duty on MOA/ AOA of Section 8 Companies or on increase in authorized share capital.
Yes, Section 8 (NGOs) can receive contributions from overseas or non-residents provided it has to comply with the Foreign Contribution and Regulation Act, 2010 before it can receive any donations from outside India.
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