Foreign contribution registration requires electronic applications, FCRA Accounts, defined purposes, territorial disclosures, and safeguards governing donor-recipient relationships. Foreign contribution registration and prior-permission applications must be filed electronically in Forms FC-3A and FC-3B, with affidavits by each key ... Summary
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Foreign contribution registration requires electronic applications, FCRA Accounts, defined purposes, territorial disclosures, and safeguards governing donor-recipient relationships.
Foreign contribution registration and prior-permission applications must be filed electronically in Forms FC-3A and FC-3B, with affidavits by each key functionary, prescribed scanned documents, and an FCRA Account. Registration requires specified operational history and qualifying expenditure, subject to limited waiver, and must identify approved purposes and territorial areas. Prior permission requires a donor commitment letter and governance-separation safeguards where the donor and recipient have common members. Utilisation accounts require electronic intimation within forty-five days, and foreign contribution may be used only in India for stated objectives and approved purposes.
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