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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become one of the most important sources of funding for NGOs in India. To receive CSR funds legally from any company, NGOs must obtain CSR-1 Registration from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). This registration verifies that an organization is eligible, compliant, and authorized to carry out CSR activities anywhere in the country.
Because CSR-1 filing involves proper documentation, compliance checks, and digital signatures, NGOs often depend on experts offering CSR-1 Registration Services, NGO Compliance Support, and CSR Funding Assistance for fast and accurate approvals.
What Is CSR-1 Registration?
CSR-1, also known as Form CSR-1, is a mandatory registration form that NGOs must submit before receiving CSR contributions from companies. Without this approval, no corporate donor can legally fund an NGO under CSR rules.
Many organizations rely on Professional CSR-1 Filing Services in India to complete the process correctly and avoid delays.
Who Can Apply for CSR-1 Registration?
To be eligible for CSR-1 registration, an NGO must be:
A Section 8 Company
A Registered Public Trust
A Registered Society
An NGO with 12A & 80G registration
Most NGOs take support from CSR Eligibility Verification Services to ensure they meet the required conditions.
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