per subject above, i have a DBKL assessment under my name, but originally the mailing address was to other state (hometown address).

since moving here permanently to KL, i'm planning to change the mailing address for DBKL Assessment so that i can receive the physical bill/invoice in timely manner.

i saw the Assessment Invoice for Jan-Jun 2017, behind has an area to change the mailing address. Is it this easy to submit? Any other documents needed? I just visit any DBKL branch to submit it?

Thanks for any advices

Fill up the form and head over to the office, take a number and be prepared to wait for eternity :haha:

Whatever it is, the process is fairly simple. Bring the completed forms over and make sure you already settled the outstanding. Oh! don't forget to bring along your MyKad as well.

Strange though, usually assessment bills are send straight to the property address :hmmm:

thanks

usually it is, property address = mailing address. but not everyone stays at their own property

yesterday went to one of dbkl branch. they cannot do over the counter. must fill up form. and get a copy of existing utility bill. then snail-mail the form+bill to dbkl finance department. wtf

getting the utility bill is a bit tricky as it's the tenant whose paying, so impossible for me to get the actual bill. will contact the tenant to leave it in their mailbox so that i can collect them.

oh... you need to go to the main city hall in Jalan Raja Laut. They are only ones that can do a system update on the records.

by the way, if you need any utility bill then you don't need to do it physically or get in contact with the tenant actually. go to the TNB website and sign up with their web portal, you can do everything there including payment and print out latest bills. super convenient.

yep, thanks for the advise.

i have access to mytnb portal to print out eStatement. also using mytnb app to monitor the electricity usage of my tenants

so far i've yet to have issues with them, always pay immediately after gotten bill. this is why i dont bother them much throughout their tenancy, as long as they pay rental and bills on time