I have just done the running around to TNB for change of name.

Note : You will need 1) a photocopy of the S&P which is to be retained by TNB 2) a photocopy of your identity card 3) original TNB bill 4) M$10 stamp.

You can only do the change of name at the TNB office stated on your bill !!!


In our case, vendor's lawyer contacted our lawyer relaying his intention to close the account and get back his initial deposit. We are grateful for his courtesy in informing us as he has every right to just close the account without telling us, resulting in a sudden disruption in electricity supply for us / our tenants. Mind you, the S&P concerned was concluded more than 3 years ago.

This post has been edited by overthemoon: Apr 23 2009, 04:23 PM

Nope, it is ONE x M$10 stamp duty - which you can pay by cash should you turn up without it.

I just did another change of name for Tenaga today.

Re : runner. Not sure as I personally handle all such affairs. You do need to sign the application form.