1. Drafting the Trust Deed
We prepare your Trust Deed, defining the purpose, powers of trustees, and management rules.
2. Stamping & Notarization
The trust deed is printed on non-judicial stamp paper (based on the property’s value) and notarized by a licensed notary.
3. Trustee & Settlor Signatures
All trustees and the settlor sign the deed in presence of witnesses.
4. Submission to Sub-Registrar Office
We submit the deed and supporting documents to the Sub-Registrar Office for official registration.
5. Certificate of Registration Issued
Once approved, your Trust Deed is officially registered, and the trust gains legal status.
6. Post-Registration Support
We help with:
TIN Certificate for the trust
Bank account opening
Trade license (if applicable)
Compliance advisory for charitable trusts