How to put LUMA service in your name
The service transfer: the seven requirements, the meter number, and why you do not need a use permit.
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Agency's official siteThe service transfer: the seven requirements, the meter number, and why you do not need a use permit.
The eight requirements LUMA asks for, why the use permit is needed, and how this differs from a transfer.
Service disconnection: the single requirement, the three ways to request it, and why not to leave it pending.
The route LUMA publishes so your bill comes from your real consumption and not an estimate.
The 50% credit for life-preserving equipment, and how it reaches 100% with the Familia letter.
LUMA’s streetlight repair request: where to file it and what is worth having noted down.
LUMA’s trimming request, where to file it, and why it is not solved with a ladder.
The generator registration LUMA asks for, why it exists, and where to do it.
The formal damage claim, what documents LUMA asks for, and why it cannot be filed online.
The bill inquiry, how to submit your own meter reading, and the medical equipment credit.
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