What documents do I need to bring when transferring water and electricity?

One-family-one-meter housing is transferred in the power company where the housing is located.

You need to bring the original and photocopy of the real estate license and the original and photocopy of the property owner's ID card. After the name change, you should pay the electricity bill in the electric utility company next time (your name is on the list) and sign a withholding agreement with the list in the bank. Do not need the information of the original owner.

One household and one meter housing should be transferred in the water supply company where the housing is located.

To handle the business of withholding water fee from the bank, you need to bring the original and photocopy of the real estate license, the original and photocopy of the real estate owner's ID card, the bank card or passbook, and there is no information about the original owner.

Non-one-household-one-meter housing needs to go to the neighborhood Committee or the property for renaming, and some need a copy of the original owner's ID card.

One-family-one-meter housing is transferred in the power company where the housing is located.

You need to bring the original and photocopy of the real estate license, the original and photocopy of the real estate owner's ID card, pay the electricity bill in the electric utility company next time after the name change (your name is on the list), and sign a withholding agreement with the list at the bank. Do not need the information of the original owner.

Non-one-household-one-meter houses need to go through the renaming formalities at the neighborhood committee/property, and some need a copy of the original owner's ID card.

Simply put, the transfer of second-hand housing is to transfer the property under the seller's name to the buyer's name, that is, the transfer of property rights. The handling of second-hand housing transfer procedures is a watershed in the change of property rights in the sale of second-hand housing.

Legal basis: Article 44 of the Regulations on Property Management.