Rental application · Help guide
How to obtain company registration documents from eRoC
Follow these steps to download company filings from the Department of Registrar of Companies (eRoC) portal. Screenshots are provided for reference — personal details have been blurred for privacy.
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Sign in to the eRoC portal
Open the Department of Registrar of Companies online portal and log in with your account.
Sign in to the eRoC portal
Open the Department of Registrar of Companies online portal and log in with your account.
- Go to the official eRoC website for Sri Lanka.
- Click Login for online services in the top-right area of the homepage.
- Sign in using the credentials registered with the department.
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Search for your company
Find your registered entity using its registration number or legal name.
Search for your company
Find your registered entity using its registration number or legal name.
- Choose the correct entity type from the dropdown if prompted.
- Enter your entity registration number or entity name in the search fields.
- Click Search and confirm the correct company appears in the results.
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Review available company files
The portal lists filings available for download, such as annual accounts and statutory forms.
Review available company files
The portal lists filings available for download, such as annual accounts and statutory forms.
- Open the file search result for your company.
- Read any expiry notice shown at the top of the page.
- Check the Description column for the documents you need for your rental application.
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Download and save your documents
Download the required copies and keep them ready to upload with your application.
Download and save your documents
Download the required copies and keep them ready to upload with your application.
- Click Download/View next to each document you need.
- Save files to a folder on your computer or phone.
- Upload the saved PDFs when completing your rental application form.
Documents commonly requested
Your property manager may ask for some or all of the following.
Documents commonly requested
Your property manager may ask for some or all of the following.
Confirm the exact list in your invitation email.
Certificate of incorporation
Confirms the company is legally registered.
Latest annual accounts / financial statements
Shows recent company financial standing where available.
Recent statutory filings
Forms such as Form 15, Form 20, or Form 35 if requested by the property manager.
Board resolution or authorization
May be required when a director or officer signs on behalf of the company.