Trust Registration
Trust registration in India begins with the drafting of a trust deed as it is the first requirement in the trust registration online procedure. Trust Deed is the mandatory document to register a charitable trust and that is the reason why charitable registration is also called a trust deed registration. As per the Indian Trust Act 1882, the Trust is a corporation where the owner (trustor) determines to transfer the facility and right of his asset to a second person called trustee in order that the beneficiary can enjoy the benefit out of it.
What is a Trust?
As per Indian Trust Act 1882, the Trust is an organization in which the owner or trustor adjudicates to transfer the power and right of his property or asset to a person named trustee which suggests that the person or beneficiary can get the benefit out of it.
Such an asset or property is transferred by the trustor to the trustee with the declaration of the statement that the trustee should own the asset or property for the recipients of the Trust.
Categories Of Trust
Public Trust
This type of trust is created to furnish benefit to the public in a vast level, therefore the beneficiaries in the type of trust are the general public. Public Trust is further classified into two parts:
1. Public Charitable Trust
2. Public Religious Trust
Private Trust
In this type of trust mostly the family members or individuals are the beneficiaries. A private trust is further classified into two parts:
1. Private Trusts in which the recipients and their imperative offers also can be settled
2. Private Trusts during which both or either the recipients and their imperative offers cannot be settled
Advantages of Trust Registration
Trust Registration process in India
For the trust registration under 'The Indian Trust Act, 1882”, the subsequent documents are mandatory:
A bill of water or electricity mentioning the address which must be registered.
The identity proof of minimum of two members of the entity. The identify proof can be:
After paying the fee for the registration process, it takes around 8 to 10 days for online
trust registration as per the norms of the Indian Trust Act – 1882. Before the legal
document becomes valid all round the country, the applicant has got to submit a
presentation at the corresponding registrar’s office.