SEPCO new connection

Upon reviewing the provided text about SEPCO’s new connection and meter replacement process, there are a few points that need clarification or correction for accuracy:

1. Misalignment of Entities:
   • The text mentions both SEPCO (Sukkur Electric Power Company) and MEPCO (Multan Electric Power Company). These are two distinct entities, and their processes and procedures might differ. The document should consistently refer to SEPCO when discussing SEPCO-specific processes.
2. Inaccurate Document Names:
   • “Certificate of No connection” should be clarified or renamed as “No Objection Certificate (NOC)” if it is indeed the NOC mentioned earlier.
   • “Sworn Statement” might be more appropriately referred to as a “Declaration” or “Affidavit” from the owner.
3. Payment of Outstanding Dues:
   • The requirement to pay outstanding dues usually applies to the same premises. The text should specify that any outstanding dues related to previous connections at the same premises must be cleared.
4. Confusing Application Instructions:
   • The steps listed under “How to apply SEPCO for a new connection” are somewhat unclear. Particularly, “Select the company” seems redundant as the context should strictly be about SEPCO. Moreover, “Test and scan the Documents” is somewhat vague. It could be rephrased to “Scan and upload the required documents.”
5. Tracking and Status Check:
   • The phrase “You can check the new status of your SEPCO connection application on our website through Tracking ID” should clarify which website it refers to, ideally SEPCO’s official website.
6. Attestation of Documents:
   • The statement “You can get your documents attested by any government officer of scale 16 or above” should clarify which documents need attestation. Typically, this includes important identification and ownership verification documents.