Receive Foreign Contributions Legally with FCRA Registration
Organizations intending to receive donations, grants, or contributions from foreign sources must obtain registration under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA). We provide end-to-end assistance for FCRA Registration, documentation, application filing, and regulatory compliance support.
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FCRA Registration Services
FCRA Registration is mandatory for NGOs, Trusts, Societies, and Section 8 Companies seeking to receive foreign contributions from individuals, organizations, foundations, or institutions located outside India.
Obtaining FCRA registration enables organizations to legally receive foreign donations while ensuring compliance with Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) regulations.
Key Benefits
✓ Legal Acceptance of Foreign Donations
✓ Enhanced NGO Credibility
✓ Access to International Funding
✓ Regulatory Compliance Support
✓ Professional Documentation Assistance
✓ End-to-End Registration Support
Benefits of FCRA Registration
Who Should Apply for FCRA Registration?
- Charitable Trusts
- Registered Societies
- Section 8 Companies
- Educational Institutions
- Healthcare NGOs
- Social Welfare Organizations
- Research Institutions
- Non-Profit Organizations Seeking Foreign Funding
Eligibility for FCRA Registration
- The organization must be registered as a Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company.
- The organization should generally have a proven track record of charitable activities.
- Activities should align with recognized charitable purposes.
- Maintenance of books of accounts and financial statements.
- Opening of the designated FCRA bank account as prescribed.
- Compliance with applicable laws governing non-profit organizations.
Document Required for FCRA Registration
- Registration Certificate
- PAN Card of Organization
- Trust Deed / MOA & AOA
- Address Proof
- PAN & Aadhaar of Trustees / Directors
- Audited Financial Statements
- Activity Reports
- Annual Reports
- Details of Office Bearers
- FCRA Bank Account Details
Registration Process for FCRA
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Step 1: Eligibility Assessment
Review of organizational structure, activities, and FCRA eligibility.
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Step 2: Document Collection
Collection and verification of required documents.
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Step 3: Application Preparation
Preparation of FCRA application and supporting records.
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Step 4: Online Filing
Submission of application through the prescribed portal.
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Step 5: Regulatory Verification
Review and examination by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Step 6: Registration Approval
Issuance of FCRA Registration Certificate upon approval.
What You'll Receive with FCRA Registration
- FCRA Registration Assistance
- Application Filing Support
- Documentation Assistance
- Compliance Guidance
- Regulatory Advisory Support
- End-to-End Professional Assistance
Why Choose Us?
FAQ
FCRA Registration allows eligible organizations to legally receive foreign contributions and donations under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act.
Trusts, Societies, Section 8 Companies, and eligible non-profit organizations intending to receive foreign funds generally require FCRA registration.
Eligibility requirements apply, and organizations must generally satisfy the prescribed conditions before applying.
Yes, organizations receiving foreign contributions are generally required to comply with FCRA regulations.
Foreign contributions must be received through the designated FCRA bank account as prescribed under applicable regulations.
Yes, eligible institutions involved in charitable, educational, research, or social welfare activities may apply.
The timeline depends on document readiness and regulatory review by the authorities.
Professional guidance helps ensure accurate documentation, proper filing, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
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