NGO registration

If you wish to register a non-profit organization (NGO) in one of the following legal forms::

Public association (PA),
Public fund (PF),
Association of legal entities (Association, Union),
Partnership of owners of residential and non-residential premises in an apartment building,
Political Party, 
Non-profit Cooperative,
Establishment,
Labor Union,

you have the opportunity to transfer the decision of all bureaucratic procedures related to the registration of NGOs and the drafting of the constituent documents of NGOs to the lawyers of DE URE consult.. 

Legal services for registration of NPOs are included:

consultation on registration procedures and the selection of the form of incorporation of an NGO that meets your goals and objectives;
drafting of all constituent documents;
registration with the justice authorities;
registration with the tax office;
registration with the social fund;
creation of one main seal on automatic equipment;
preparation of documents for opening a bank account (if necessary).

Duration of registration: 2-3 working days.

Still have questions? Contact our lawyers and get a free consultation.

The lawyers of DE URE consult will provide full information about the features of the formation and registration of a particular NGO, including the requirements of the current legislation regarding the governing bodies of NGOs, the minimum number of founders (members) of NGOs, the possibility of conducting activities on the basis of membership and other features of a particular form of NGO.

Documents additionally provided by the client for registration of NPOs with the participation of the founder-foreign organization:

good standing certificate from the state register or other document certifying that the organization is a valid legal entity under the laws of its country. The deadline of issuing a good standing certificate is not earlier than 6 months by the time of filing the documents;
notarized Power of Attorney for registration (a template is provided if necessary).

Power of attorney and good standing certificate from the state register issued in the territory:

CIS countries are provided without legalization (without apostille) provided that the document is drafted in the prescribed form and sealed with the official seal;
countries of the Hague Convention, repealing the requirement of legalization of foreign documents on October 5, 1961 (with the exception of Belgium, Germany, Austria and Greece) are provided with an apostille;
other countries, including in Belgium, Germany, Austria and Greece, are provided with legalization in the prescribed manner.