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<h1>FCRA Details on Surrender and Cancellation of Registration: Procedures, Grounds, and Appeal Options Explained</h1> The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) outlines procedures for the surrender or cancellation of a certificate of registration. A person can voluntarily surrender their certificate by applying electronically, and the certificate's validity ends upon government acceptance. The central government may cancel a certificate if false statements are made, terms are violated, public interest necessitates it, or inactivity is observed. Before cancellation, a hearing opportunity must be provided. A three-year cooling period follows cancellation, during which re-registration is prohibited. Appeals against cancellation can be made to the High Court, and revisions can be requested from the Ministry of Home Affairs.