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NITI Aayog Registration

NITI Aayog Registration

Most government departments, CSR funders, and development agencies now ask NGOs to provide a unique NITI Aayog registration number before considering grants or partnerships. It’s not a legal license — it’s a central identity system that validates your NGO and brings transparency to how welfare funds are utilized.

If you want access to government schemes, CSR opportunities, or national-level collaborations, this registration is essential.

What is NITI Aayog Registration?

A voluntary onboarding of NGOs and social organizations on the NGO-DARPAN Portal, maintained by NITI Aayog and the Ministry of Electronics & IT. After registration, the organization receives a Unique ID (DARPAN ID) used for funding, compliance, mapping, and documentation.

Why NGOs need it

  • Required for most government grants and schemes

  • Mandatory for CSR-1 and CSR funding eligibility

  • Builds authenticity and transparency

  • Helps donors verify legal existence and activities

  • Simplifies documentation and reporting

  • Enhances credibility during due diligence

Who can apply?

  • Trusts (public charitable)

  • Registered societies

  • Section 8 companies

  • Voluntary and nonprofit organizations working for social welfare

Your organization must already be legally registered.

What we assist with

  • Eligibility and document review

  • NGO-DARPAN portal registration and profile setup

  • Uploading governing documents, activities, and contact details

  • Linking PAN, 12A, 80G, CSR-1, and key personnel information

  • Corrections, updations, and revalidation support

  • Guidance on ongoing compliance and portal maintenance

Documents generally required

  • Trust Deed / Registration Certificate / MoA & AoA

  • PAN of the organization

  • 12A & 80G approval details (if available)

  • Details of trustees/directors and authorized signatory

  • NGO email ID and mobile number

  • Copy of incorporation and address proof

Our process

  1. Understand the organization structure and objectives

  2. Collect KYC and registration documents

  3. Create and verify NGO-DARPAN profile

  4. Upload records, declarations, and activity details

  5. Obtain Unique NITI Aayog ID and share compliance guidance

Frequently Asked Questions

Not for basic NGO operations, but essential for government and CSR funding.

 

Usually 7–15 working days, depending on documentation.

 

Yes, once legally registered

Not mandatory, but recommended — especially for CSR funding.

 

They must be updated on the portal to avoid funding issues.