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How to Register

  1. Pledge online with NOTTO, the National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation. You verify yourself with your Aadhaar number and can download a pledge certificate.
  2. Or sign Form 7 on paper before two witnesses, one of them a near relative, and send it to NOTTO or your state's transplant organization.
  3. Tell your family what you decided.

What the Law Says

Under the 1994 Act, a written pledge signed before witnesses is your legal authority for donation. The 2014 Rules still ask the hospital to get your family's consent.

The Law: 6 Documents

Your Family

After death, the hospital asks your family for consent even if you pledged. A written refusal is binding.

Contact

NOTTO helpline1800 11 4770 (toll-free in India)

Checked October 23, 2026 against official sources.

The Need in India

~90,000people on the national waitlist for major organs March 3, 2026. Source: Ministry of Health, India
~20,000organ transplants, the most in a single year 2025. Source: Ministry of Health, India
~18%of transplants use organs from deceased donors; most come from living relatives February 2026. Source: Ministry of Health, India
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