Extension of the validity of FCRA registration certificates till 30.09.2025
Home Ministry has decided to extend the validity of FCRA registration certificates to 30.09.2025 of the following categories of FCRA registered entities:
Extension of the validity of FCRA registration certificates till 30.09.2025 as per FCRA Public Notice F. No. II/21022/23(22)2020-FCRA-II dated 24.06.2025
(i) The validity of registration certificates of such entities whose validity was extended till 30.06.2025 in terms of the Public Notice dated 28.03.2025 and whose renewal application is pending, will stand extended till 30.09.2025 or till the date of disposal of renewal application, whichever is earlier.
(ii) The validity of those FCRA entities whose 5 years validity period is expiring during 01.07.2025 to 30.09.2025 and who have applied/will apply for renewal before expiry of 5 years validity period, will stand extended upto 30.09.2025 or till the date of disposal of renewal application, whichever is earlier.
However, in case of refusal of the application for renewal of certificate of registration, the validity of the certificate shall be deemed to have expired on the date of refusal of the application of renewal and the association shall not be eligible either to receive the foreign contribution or utilise the foreign contribution.
Earlier also, the validity has been extended several times, i.e first the validity was extended till 31.03.2024 secondly, the validity was extended to 30.06.2024 thirdly the validity was extended to 30.09.2024 , fourth time the validity was extended to 31.03.2025 and lastly the validity was extended to 30.06.2025.
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