Trust Registration is the first step to legally establish a charitable or religious organization in India. A trust is formed when a person or group of people transfer property or assets for the benefit of others, with the intention of promoting welfare activities like education, healthcare, poverty relief, or spiritual development.

Trusts are registered under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (for private trusts) or respective state laws (for public charitable trusts). Registration provides legal recognition, enables the trust to open a bank account, own assets, receive donations, and apply for tax exemptions like 12A and 80G.

The process involves drafting a trust deed, selecting trustees, preparing necessary documents, and registering the trust with the local Sub-Registrar office. A registered trust builds credibility, attracts donors, and allows for smoother operations and legal compliance.

Whether you aim to run a school, hospital, temple, or community service initiative, trust registration gives your vision the structure and support it needs to grow.