Society registration in India takes place under The Societies Registration Act, 1860. A society is an entity that works for promoting any of the below-mentioned activities or purposes.

1. 1. Science.
2. 2. Art.
3. 3. Literature.
4. 4. Education.
5. 5. Charity.
6. 6. Public Museums.
7. 7. Libraries.
8. 8. Creating Military Orphan Funds.

1. 1. Societies Are Governed By Societies Registration Act.
2. 2. 7 Persons Are Required To Form A Society With No Upper Limit.
3. 3. Members Must File A MOA On Non-Judicial Stamp Paper, Setting Out The Objectives Of The Society Before The Registrar In The State In Which The Society Is Set Up.
4. 4. The Legal Requirements Are Much Simpler Than In The Case Of A Trust Or Section 25 Companies.
5. 5. Easier To Wind Up A Society.

The trust registration fee depends upon the value of the property which is the subject-matter of trust.

1. 1. Affidavit No. 1 Regarding Ownership And NOC For Registered Office Of Society.
2. 2. Affidavit No.
3. 3. ID Proofs Such As Adhar Card, Driving License Or Pan Card Etc.
4. 4. Address Proof of all the members.
5. 5. Electricity Or Water Bill.
6. 6. Copy Of Property Papers. Landlord NOC.