Section 8 Company Registration
Procedure
Step1: Obtain DSC and file Form DIR-3
The first step to incorporating Section 8 NGO in India is
to obtain a DSC (Digital Signature Certificate) of the proposed directors of
the company. After you have received the DSC, you need to file Form DIR-3 with
the Registrar of Companies, requesting for a DIN (Director Identification
Number).
For DIN, you need to attach documents such as Identity
proof and Address proof.
If the ROC finds the form valid and true, it will approve
and allot the DIN to the proposed directors.
Next, you need to file form INC-1/RUN for the company’s
name approval with the ROC. You need to propose a total of two names in the
order of choice. However, the ROC will allot only one of the names out of two
depending upon the availability.
Once your company’s name is approved, you need to file
Form INC-12 with the ROC. Form INC-12 is an application for the grant of
license for operating the company as Section 8.
Documents you would require to attach with INC-12 are:
The subscription pages of the MOA and AOA of the company
must contain the signature of every subscriber. Furthermore, it must also their
name, address, and occupation. The subscribers must sign the document in the
presence of a minimum of one witness who needs to attest the signature and add
his name, address, and occupation, along with his signature.
The ROC will examine the form. If everything is correct,
they will approve the form. Besides, the ROC will issue the license under
Section 8 in Form INC-16.
If the ROC finds the form satisfying with every criterion,
he will issue a COI (Certification of Incorporation) along with a unique CIN
(Corporate Identity Number).
Conclusion