It makes the trust official, so it is recognized by the law and protected. This helps the trust run smoothly and be more trusted. Also, registered trusts can get which means they do not have to pay certain, helping them save money for their good deeds. It makes sure the trust is clear and responsible about what it wants to do because everything is written down and regulated. A trust registration allows the trust to own things, make deals, and have special legal rights, making it easier for them to help others.
A trust is like a team made for a special purpose, like helping others. To make it official, you create a paper called a Trust Deed with the trust's name, what it wants to do, and who is in charge. The main paper that makes a trust official is called the Trust Deed. It is a special paper that needs to be signed by the person or people in charge and then sent to the Registrar.
The Registrar is like the official keeper of records. They are the ones who can register the Trust Deed. Depending on where you are, it might be with the Tehsildar or the Registrar of Properties and Endowment.
In the Trust Deed, you have to put important things like the names of the people who started the trust, the people in charge (trustees), who the trust is helping (beneficiaries), and if it is for the public or not. Also, you need to include the name and address of the trust, what the trust is supposed to do, and how the trustees are picked or changed, along with their rights and duties.
To make the trust official, you need to send a copy of the Trust Deed to be registered. You also have to prove where the people involved live. Everyone who started the trust or is in charge has to sign all the pages of the Trust Deed, and sometimes you might need to stick small photos of them on it too.
The person in charge of checking everything (the registrar) will make sure all the information is right, and then you pay a small fee for them to make it official.
Once everything is done, the registrar gives the main copy of the Trust Deed to the person in charge. If you ever need to change the name or goals of the trust later, you will have to register another paper (a supplementary deed) with the registrar. Registering a trust can help you enjoy numerous benefits.