Bro, just bring the ORIGINAL & copy of S&P, I/C then will do. TNB go to the nearest TNB outlet, then Syabas need to go to the HQ. My experience is 1 time settle all.

FYI, is your syabas meter is old type? If yes, i recommend you don't do the name transfer. Cause once u transfer the name, Syabas will come to your house change the meter. The problem is, the F**king new meter run damn fast, monthly bill increase at least 30% to 40%. I do make complaint and they change the other too, but, still the same. So, better do nothing on the Syabas. TNB wont change the meter, so can do it...

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2322039/all

for tnb, some says need go LHDN for stamping, some says go post office buy stem hasil...which one is corret ?

Not need.
nearby photostat shop normally got sell stem hasil.
U just ask the TNB staff where got sell, they will point the shop for sure.

This post has been edited by sovietmah: Oct 19 2012, 09:58 AM

just to add.

After talking to TNB over the phone (can't find it on the website), this is the process to change name :

1) Get application form from TNB's office
2) Get photostated copy of s&p and ic
3) Get 2x RM10 stamp from post office
4) goto LHDN to stamp
5) go BACK to TNB to submit the form


* Yes, going to TNB office 2x times!


You can also read about this guys agony here :
http://www.nst.com.my/opinion/letters-to-t...cedure-1.165394



EDIT :
Got this from TNB. With this, step #1 can be saved
One of the forms need to be signed by TNB officer, thus you will still need to go to their office bbefore LHDN!
Too many variations from different TNB officers. To be updated once a proper picture is obtained.

 Borang_Penukaran_Nama.zip ( 690.27k ) Number of downloads: 901


This post has been edited by jex-koi: Mar 20 2013, 01:20 AM

this TNB's procedure really ridiculous in this days and age
I will just potong it and have the new owner apply for a new meter
no need waste time and money for the revenue stamps

This post has been edited by idoblu: Mar 19 2013, 10:38 AM

I've done my Change Of Tenancy today at TNB office. A tips from above, skip the step 3, no need purchase 'Stem Hasil' from post office, directly go LHDN, paid and they stamp on application form for you. Another warm tips, fill up the forms obtain from TNB before apply for stamp at LHDN ( I've submitted in blank form and had to filled up while at LHDN counter )

I also just did mine too. Which LHDN office did you goto ?

The LHDN officer in Kota Damansara said there are 2 options to stamp it :

1) Buy Hasil stamp from post office, then goto LHDN's counter and stamp (LHDN does not sell stamps)
2) Goto LHDN and use the machine to do stamping. The machine only operates in the morning till afternoon. No need to purchase stamp beforehand.


Another tip. You need to goto the TNB at where the property address is registered (e.g. if Bangi goto TNB Bangi. Cannot do this in TNB HQ ).

Sooo troublesome to change name on TNB and Syabas...

Question : What if you just use the existing name? ie. previous owner? Will there be any impact?

Instead of moving forward, Msia is moving backwards.
The trouble for application is very frustrating.... Technically u need to go 2-3 places to get a things done....
Now I pay ppl to do it already....

I just bought an apartment, i would also like to know if the previous owner didn't go do any termination of tnb n syabas, can i just con't using it juz by paying the bill every month? Will it have any problem in the future? Or wait until problem comes then only go do the transfer?

just chane to your name la....the real new owner feeling

tnb:
1. go to tnb ask for form and procedures
2. beli setem hasil
3. lhdn matikan stem
4. go back to tnb

water :
if apartment, change waterbill name at management office

iwk :

email S&P pages that relevant and ask them to change

where to potong tnb n syabas for cheras - bandar damai perdana area ??

Yes u can do that....until one day the previous owner cut the water n tnb....then it will take few days to connect it back!!!!

I c....hm...then i'll go change when i get the key lo....tq

Just went to change the ownership to my name at TNB this morning, I had called the Customer Careline yesterday to double confirm about the Stamp Duty/Setem Hasil, we consumer DO NOT have to pay for stamp duty for AKUJANJI anymore. According to the Careline, they had cancelled it 2 days ago (29th Oct).

But not all the outlets are informed about this, like my case. I went this morning and told the staff exactly what the Careline said but he said don't believe what the Careline said coz they don't know much about this...??!! So i said who should I believe since there are 2 versions of the procedure, so I insist him to find out from their superior and there, the top management confirmed that we don't have to pay stamp duty for AKUNJANJI anymore. But we still have to pay RM10 stamp duty for the change of ownership.


So the steps to change the ownership/name:

1) Prepare a photocopy of your IC and a photocopy of your Sales and Purchase Agreement (only important page like names, unit address and signatures)
2) Go to designated TNB Outlet for your premise (call the Careline if you're not sure where)
3) Obtain the form to change name
4) Fill in on the spot and go to the counter to get number to begin the process
** Do prepare money for the deposit/cagaran, RM10 stamp duty for TNB and RM3 processing fee.

Remember, insist the staff to find out from their superior if they're not aware of this new procedure. Otherwise, they will send you to get the stamp duty and go to LHDN to sealed the stamp duty before you can go back to TNB to change your name.

Hope this help save the trouble of going to TNB TWICE!

Hello there,

For the TNB + SYABAS.

Let's say if I want to change the owner name to new owner, Is it the new owner must be there? Or we can just take the photocopy of the new onwer IC?

Thanks for the reply

New owner will have to be present together with his Photostat IC, a copy of S&P and that's it.

Oh okay, thanks for the information

Most welcome. Just got mine changed recently. Whole process took me less than 10 minutes. Do remember to bring cash of RM240 (deposit) + RM10 (Stamp Duty) + RM3 (Processing Fee). And remember to bring previous TNB Bill to verify on the Account Number.