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A: No. In almost every case, putting your electric bill in another person's name is illegal. The only time it may be legal to have a utility bill in another person's name is if a roommate, spouse, or relative who lives at the same address takes responsibility for opening the accountand paying the bills.

How do I transfer utilities?Contact the current occupant (or ask the estate agent) who currently supplies the property.Contact the supplier.Give them your details for a new account.Tell them when you are moving in.Take a meter reading.Give the supplier the meter reading.And that's it!

If have a history of paying your bills on time it can help to improve your credit score. However, if you miss payments or don't make them on time, as well as incurring penalties, a note will stay on your credit report for at least three years - which could give a bad impression to lenders.

Just call the utility company and explain the situation. Some companies will make the change there and then, while others will send you a "change of account holder information" form. Fill this out and return it with a copy of your marriage certificate, divorce decree or court order authorizing the name change.

The e-way bill once generated cannot be edited or modified. Only Part-B can be updated. However, if the e-way bill is generated with wrong information, it can be cancelled and generated afresh. The cancellation is required to be done within twenty-four hours from the time of generation.

Click the Invoice Number of the bill whose amount requires change. An image of the bill will display on its own page, along with an Edit Splits box. Click Edit.

In reality, it's just a reflection of your credit report. Maintain your credit accounts and a solid payment history and your credit score reflects it with a positive score. Having utilities in your name could help your score if you pay on time each month, but only if the utility companies report to the credit bureaus.