Club Registration Services refer to the process of officially registering a club under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 or similar state-specific legislation. A club is typically formed by a group of people who come together for social, recreational, educational, or cultural purposes. Registering the club provides it with a legal identity, enabling it to own property, enter into contracts, and hold assets in its name.
The registration process requires drafting a Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Rules and Regulations, which outline the club’s objectives, membership rules, and governance structure. These documents are submitted to the relevant authority, typically the Registrar of Societies in the state, for approval.
Once registered, the club can operate legally, raise funds, organize events, and apply for grants or other financial support. It also allows members to collectively manage the club’s affairs, ensuring transparency, accountability, and proper functioning.
