Firm/ AOP/ NGO & Social Welfare Registration
You can opt to register a Partnership Firm or Business in Pakistan. The partnership is provisioned and regulated under the Partnership Act, of 1932. Owners of the Partnership Firm or Business are usually referred to as Partners. A minimum of 2 partners are required to operate, manage, and run the affairs of the Partnership Firm or Business. A Partnership Firm or Business is usually recommended for persons who for a specific purpose, object, and period are desirous to establish an entity. Consequent to the purpose or object having been achieved or the period for which the entity is required to be established is meted out, it can eventually dissolve the same. Process of Partnership Firm Registration requires to execution of a Partnership
Agreement, wherein terms and conditions of Partnership including amongst others; terms, scope; object; shares of respective partners; mode and time for sharing of profit, etc. expressly chalked out. Just like every other agreement partner expressly reduce into writing their rights and obligations against the other partners.
The process of Partnership Firm Registration requires an application to be submitted to the respective District Registrar Firms in whose jurisdiction the Partnership Firm is being established. The process of Partnership Firm Registration requires for submission of the following documents:
Partnership deed executed on non-judicial stamp (name of Partnership Firm and Address must be mentioned along with all rights and obligations of the parties against each other and any third parties) attested by at least 2 witnesses as prescribed under the law.
Bank challan of the prescribed Registration fee
CNIC copies of all partners along with CNIC of all witnesses.
Copy of all the above documents duly notarized by a notary public.6. Partners may have to physically appear before the Registrar Firms if required by
him.
Registrar Firm processes the application within 7 days after the application along
with the foregoing documents for Partnership Firm Registration is filed with Registrar Firms.
NGO Registration for Social Welfare:
Choose a Legal Structure: Decide on the legal structure of your NGO, such as a trust, society, or nonprofit company limited by guarantee.
Draft Governing Documents: Prepare the necessary governing documents, such as the constitution, memorandum of association, and rules and regulations.
Obtain NOC: Obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the relevant
government department, such as the Social Welfare Department or the Registrar of
Societies.
Submit Application: Apply for NGO registration along with the required
documents and NOC to the appropriate registering authority.
Publication of Notice: Publish a notice in a widely circulated newspaper
announcing your intention to register the NGO.
Registration Certificate: Upon fulfillment of all requirements and verification by the registering authority, you will receive a registration certificate for your NGO.
Define Social Welfare Objectives: Clearly define the objectives and activities
related to social welfare that your firm or NGO intends to undertake.
Incorporate Social Welfare Provisions: Ensure that the governing documents
of your firm or NGO incorporate provisions related to social welfare activities.
Compliance with Laws: Ensure compliance with all relevant laws, regulations,
and guidelines related to social welfare activities in Pakistan.
Engage in Social Welfare Activities: Once registered, actively engage in social welfare activities aligned with the objectives of your firm or NGO.
It’s essential to consult with legal professionals or experts familiar with the
registration processes and regulatory requirements for firms, NGOs, and social welfare activities in Pakistan to ensure compliance and successful registration. Additionally, maintaining proper records and fulfilling reporting obligations to regulatory authorities are crucial for the ongoing operations and sustainability of
your entity