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There is a vast shortage of donated organs in India as a result of which,many patients on the waiting list succumb to disorder as they fail to receive organs in time.I am glad you want to donate your organs. There are many organisations in India where you can register yourself to become a donor.Before letting you know of the organisations,let me tell you some important aspects.Before registering ,consult your family members and discuss with them and if they don't agree,try to convince them. Because stats show that though though 69–75 % adults in USA were willing to donate organs,the organisations could not collect the organs due to the reluctance of family members to allow the donation of organs of their loved ones.Although a variety of mechanisms exist through which an individual can express his willingness to become an organ donor,the procurement of organs cannot be done without the permission of their family member who has the legal right on the body.This protocol is taught to most organ procurement coordinators.After convincing your family members,you can register.Remember to carry your donor card with you always.I would recommend you to sign up with NOTTO(National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation).It's a central organisation,hence the process is completely legal and transparent.Your organs would reach the needy based on the priority basis determined by the National transplant registry.The process is simple.All you need to do is go to www.notto.nic.in and take the donor pledge. Download the pledge form, print it out, tick the organs/tissues you'd like to donate, fill in your details and send it to NOTTO through post. After NOTTO completes the processing, they'll create a donor card and send it to you.Remember that the donor card indicates only your willingness but the final consent during the time of organ procurement should be given by your family.You are willing to do something great.Kudos to you.

Organ Retrieval Banking Organisation (ORBO) coordinates the process of cadaver organ donation i.e.organ donation after death and transplantation.There are two ways to donate organs: -By pledging for organ donation when a person is aliveBy consent of family after death.During lifetime, a person can pledge for organ donation by filling up a donor form in the presence of two witnesses, one of whom shall be a near relative.The organ donor form could be obtained from ORBO either personally or through mail. It could also be downloaded from our Website (www.orbo.org).The donor form is absolutely free of cost.As mentioned earlier, you need to fill up the donor form and get it signed by two witnesses one of whom shall be a near relative and send the same to ORBO.After receiving the filled in form, ORBO provides the donor with an organ donor card bearing registration number on it.It is suggested to keep the donor card in your pocket and share your decision with your near and dear ones.If a person expires without registration, the family members can donate his/her organs. For this they need to sign a consent form, which is provided at that time.Once, the relatives give a written consent, organs are harvested within a few hours.The family of the donor does not face any difficulty or extra burden upon them.The transplant coordination team carries out the entire process till the relatives receive the body of the deceased.The deceased body is given back to the family in a dignified way.There is no disfigurement. The body can be viewed as in any case of death and funeral arrangements need not be delayed.(Source - aiims.edu)

There is only One Nodal Governmental Agency all over India which looks for Organ Tissues and Transplants and i.e. www.NOTTO.gov.in ( National Organ & Tissue Transplant Organization) all other NGOs work under this Nodal Organization, Application for Organ Donation Registration can be found on below link. Download Forms : NOTTOThere are some other NGOs, where also you can pledge your OrgansMOHAN Foundation: Pledge your Organs OnlineORGAN India: Pledge Your Organs | Organ Donor CardDonate Life India: Register DonorThere may be some more ways to Pledge Organs, which can be added to the list.I hope it helps.