NGO/INGO Registration
NGO/INGO Registration Services in Nepal
Introduction:
Welcome to our law firm’s NGO/INGO registration services in Nepal. As organizations strive to make a positive impact, proper registration is essential. Here’s why it matters:
- Legal Recognition: Registering as an NGO or INGO ensures your organization’s legitimacy and eligibility for funding.
- Compliance with Nepali Laws: Adhering to local regulations is crucial for operational success.
- Navigating Complexity: The registration process involves specific requirements and documentation.
- Our Expertise: With our guidance, your organization will be legally recognized and empowered to fulfill its mission.
Key Services:
Our services cater to Nepal’s legal framework:
Legal Consultation:
- We assess your organization’s goals and guide you through the registration process.
- Example: Advising on the appropriate type of registration (NGO or INGO).
Document Preparation:
- We assist in preparing necessary documents, including constitutions, bylaws, and project proposals.
- Example: Drafting a comprehensive constitution that aligns with Nepali laws.
Government Liaison:
- We represent you before government authorities, ensuring smooth communication.
- Example: Facilitating interactions with the Social Welfare Council (SWC) or the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Compliance Assurance:
- We help you meet ongoing compliance requirements, such as annual reporting.
- Example: Ensuring timely submission of financial and other reports to maintain registration status.
Why Choose Miracles Law?
- Nepali Legal Expertise: Our attorneys understand the intricacies of NGO/INGO laws in Nepal.
- Track Record: We’ve successfully registered various organizations, from grassroots NGOs to international bodies.
- Efficient Process: We streamline registration, minimizing delays and ensuring compliance.
Ready to Register Your Organization?
Contact us today for a consultation. Let’s empower your mission within Nepal’s legal framework.
Miracles Law Group
- Address: Anamnagar, Kathmandu
- Phone: +977-9851159692
- Email: Lawgicalnepal@gmail.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
Registering an NGO or INGO in Nepal is crucial for legal recognition and operational legitimacy. It ensures compliance with Nepali laws and allows organizations to contribute effectively to social welfare, poverty alleviation, and socio-economic justice as per the Constitution.
The major regulatory bodies and laws include:
- Social Welfare Act, 1992: Enacted to promote the welfare and development of vulnerable Nepalese groups. It establishes the Social Welfare Council (SWC) to coordinate, supervise, and grant permissions to foreign NGOs and INGOs operating in Nepal.
- SWC Rules, 1992: Provides guidelines for INGO approval and financial transparency.
- SWC: Oversees international organizations’ work within the country.
A. Seek Approval from SWC: Every international organization needs SWC approval to operate legally in Nepal.
B. Enter into Agreements:
- General Agreement: Defines how the INGO will work in Nepal, including project proposals and financial commitments.
- Project Agreement (PA): Details specific project objectives, implementation, and monitoring.
Follow these steps:
- Obtain a recommendation letter from the Ward Office.
- Obtain a recommendation letter from the District Coordination Committee (DCC).
- Submit an application for NGO registration at the District Administration Office (DAO).
- Register with the Social Welfare Council (SWC).
Or Directly Contact Miracles Law Group for your peace of mind.
Necessary documents include:
- Constitution or Bylaws: Clearly outlining the organization’s objectives, structure, and governance.
- Project Proposals: Describing specific projects and their impact.
- Financial Reports: Demonstrating transparency and accountability.