How to register a society , steps - tradecareer.blogspot.com

                       Steps for Registration of Society

1) Selection  Name for the Society

A name should be selected for the society keeping in mind the following points:

=> Cannot use identical or similar name of a currently registered society

=> The name shall not suggest any connection with State Government or Government of India

=> It shall not contravene with the provisions of the Emblem & Names Act, 1950.

2) Draft Memorandum of Association contain:- 

a. Name of the society;

b. Objective of the society;

c. Names, addresses & occupation of the members of the governing body,

d. Place of registered office of the Society, and

e. Names, addresses and full signatures of the 7 or more persons subscribing their names to the MOA. Their signatures should be witnessed.

                                                                          


3) Draft AOA/ Rules and regulations/ Bye Laws contain

=> Rules for taking the membership of the society.

=> Details about the meetings of the society and the frequency with which they are going to be held.

=> Information about the Auditors.

=> Arbitration in case of any dispute between the members of the society.

=> Ways for the dissolution of the society will also be mentioned.

4) Application for Registration

Application shall be made to Registrar along with prescribed fees and above mentioned documents.

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