Applying for a new K-electric connection is simple. Proceed to the KE website and open the Online Application form. This will redirect you to the application form. There you need to provide information related to your connection. For the existing consumers, the process will remain smooth. If you are a new customer and trying to apply for a new application then follow these simple steps:
- Fill Out the Online Application: Start by filling out an online application form, you need to provide all the required information here along with your ID and any necessary supporting documents. Once completed, you need to print the form.
- Sign and Submit: After printing out the form, sign it and send it to the KE office. This step ensures that your application is processed correctly. This step can take some time.
- Verification and Invoicing: K-ELECTRIC will start the verification process. It depends on whether your application is submitted correctly or needs further revision. Once verified, you’ll receive an invoice displaying the current price. New customers must make the payment before gaining ownership.
- Installation: K-ELECTRIC’s officers will then proceed to install the connection at your desired location. If you’re curious about the progress of your new connection, you can inquire with the responsible officer for updates on the installation process. You can also instigate the ongoing process through the KE Helpline.
- Stay Updated: For further updates on application status, reach out to the concerned officer at K-ELECTRIC. They will provide you with the latest information regarding the situation in your area.
KE New Connection Required Documents:
There are some specific documents that you need to apply for a new connection whether you are applying for a residential or industrial connection. If you are applying for a new residential connection you need to understand whether you are applying for Below 80 KW / Non-Scheme or Above 80 Scheme. The only difference between these two are:
For Below 80 KW/Non-Scheme:
Aasaan Meter Undertaking on Rs.100 Stamp paper (Attested by a notary public or equally ranked Govt officer)
Above 80 Scheme:
Meter Undertaking on Rs.100 Stamp paper (Attested by a notary public or equally ranked Govt officer)
Now you’ve understood that difference. The other required documents are the same, listed below:
- Valid CNIC or ID of Applicant
- Two Witnesses and Their CNICs
- Ownership Document (required if it’s a leased area)
- Existing Last Paid Bill
Commercial KE New Connection:
If you are applying for a new commercial KE connection, the above process is almost the same. As mentioned earlier, you need to understand both schemes:
For Below 80 KW/Non-Scheme:
Aasaan Meter Undertaking on Rs.100 Stamp paper (Attested by a notary public or equally ranked Govt officer)
Above 80 Scheme:
Meter Undertaking on Rs.100 Stamp paper (Attested by a notary public or equally ranked Govt officer). Also, you need a Site/Layout Plan Cover Letter if you are proceeding with the above 80 scheme.
The other documents you need are:
- Valid CNIC or ID of Applicant
- Two Witnesses and Their CNICs
- Ownership Document (required if it’s a leased area)
- Existing Last Paid Bill
- NTN Certificate/ATL.
KE New Meter Connection Fee:
The estimated connection fee for a single-phase meter is Rs. 8500 to 11,000 while if you are applying for a 3-phase meter the cost can vary from Rs. 35,000 to 50,000
Conclusion:
Registering a new connection with K-ELECTRIC is a straightforward process that begins with filling out an online application and ends with the installation of your connection by their dedicated officers. By staying informed and reaching out for updates when needed, you can ensure a seamless experience from application to connection.