What is a Trust Registration ?

Trust registration is the process of registering a trust with the governing body of the country in which the trust is established. This process is usually done to ensure legal protection and compliance with the applicable laws. Registration also establishes the trust's liability to taxes and other legal obligations.

Benefits of Trust Registration

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For registering a trust, you will need to provide the following documents: 

  • Trust deed
  • Minutes of the meeting of the trustees and the settler
  • Trustees’ declaration 
  • Irrevocable power of attorney from the settler 
  • Details of trustees
  • List of beneficiaries 
  • Identity proof of settler and trustees
  • Registered address proof 
  • PAN Card 
  • Bank account details of the trust.
  • Minutes of the meeting of the trustees and the settler 
  • Irrevocable power of attorney from the settler 

Trust registration can be Recognized with Individual name, but Business name is Preferable that it help Building Brand Name

Unique Name

To search for a unique name for trust registration, you will need to start by researching the existing names of trusts in your area. You can do this by looking up the records of registered trusts with your local government or searching online. Make sure to check the laws and regulations of the state in which you are registering the trust to ensure that the name you choose is compliant. Additionally, you may want to check with a trademark or domain name registrar to see if the name you have chosen is already taken or if it could potentially be confused with an existing name.

Procedure

The procedure for trust registration varies depending on the type of trust you are looking to register. Generally, you will need to firstly fill out a registration form and provide the necessary documents to support the registration of the trust. These documents may include the trust deed, details of the trustee, details of the settlor and beneficiaries, and a statement of assets and liabilities. You may then need to submit the form and documents to the relevant authorities for approval.