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How to fill out the Pre-Authorized Payment Plan form - BC Hydro online
Filling out the Pre-Authorized Payment Plan form for BC Hydro is a straightforward process that allows users to set up automatic payments for their energy bills. This guide will help you navigate through each section of the form, ensuring that you provide the necessary information accurately.
Follow the steps to complete your Pre-Authorized Payment Plan form.
- Use the 'Get Form' button to access the Pre-Authorized Payment Plan form and open it for completion.
- Enter your name in the designated field at the top of the form. Ensure that the name matches the account holder's name as registered with BC Hydro.
- Provide your BC Hydro customer account number. This information is essential for identifying your account.
- Fill in your mailing address to ensure that correspondence regarding your account can reach you without issue.
- Indicate the financial institution you are authorizing to debit your account and provide the branch address in the specified fields.
- Include your bank account details: 5-digit transit number, institution number, and account number. If you have a void cheque, ensure it is attached.
- Sign and date the authorization form. If there are multiple account holders, ensure all required signatures are provided.
- Review the terms and conditions on the reverse side of the form to ensure complete understanding before submission.
- Submit the completed form with a void cheque via mail to the address provided or scan and email it to the specified address.
- Once submitted, remember to follow up with BC Hydro to change payment dates if needed, or for any inquiries.
Complete your Pre-Authorized Payment Plan form online today to simplify your BC Hydro payments.
Pre-authorized debits (PADs) are a convenient way to pay bills and make payments automatically. Instead of waiting for its customer to send a payment, a company or financial institution is given permission to debit a customer's bank account when the payment is due.