The “Trust Deed” is the most significant document for Trust Registration. It outlines the primary goals for which the Trust was established. A trust deed, which specifies the trust’s rules and regulations, serves as legal proof of the trust’s existence. In the presence of two witnesses, the Deed is signed. The Trust Deed contains a list of all the rules and guidelines about the management of the Trust
Documents Required for Trust Registration
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- Identity documents like a passport, driver’s license, Aadhaar card, or voter ID are examples.
- Passport-size photographs of each trust deed.
- Aadhaar Cards for each Trust party.
- PAN Card of each Trust party.
- Evidence of the registered office address with a water or electricity bill.
- Schedule (registration application attest with a court fee INR 100)
- Declaration signed by all trustees.
- With a court fee of INR 10, the settler’s attested letter of permission.
- Certificate of No Objection (NOC) from the property’s owner (trustor).
- Signatures of the Settlor on each page of the Trust Deed
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