Quick answer
Legal registration is done by the Registrar of Co-operative Societies, not by Coopman. Here is the outline — and how to bring the society online afterwards.
- Who
- The promoter members of the proposed society.
- Cost
- The Registrar charges statutory fees for registration. Bringing the registered society onto Coopman is free.
Form the promoter group
The intending members agree to form the society and choose a chief promoter.
Prepare the application
This includes the proposed name, the proposed bye-laws, the list of promoter members and their share contributions, and the documents the Registrar asks for.
Acts and RulesApply to the Registrar
The application is made to the Registrar of Co-operative Societies (through the office for your area) under the West Bengal Co-operative Societies Act, 2006 and the 2011 Rules. The Registrar issues the certificate of registration.
Bring it online
Once registered, list the society on Coopman and let the Secretary or Chairman claim management.
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Questions
Who is this guide for?
The promoter members of the proposed society.
What does it cost?
The Registrar charges statutory fees for registration. Bringing the registered society onto Coopman is free.
How many steps are there?
4 steps: Form the promoter group; Prepare the application; Apply to the Registrar; Bring it online.
Printed from https://coopman.in/guides/register-society/