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NEW RESIDENTIAL UTILITY ACCOUNT
Opening a New Residential Utility Account
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The owner is fully responsible for all charges at the property until transferred to a new owner.
All new residential utility accounts require a completed, signed Utility Service Contract Application along with the following documentation: about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined ( about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined click here for residential contract application about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined )out undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined about undefined
- At least one of the following: Settlement Statement (HUD), Closing Disclosure, Warranty Deed, Certificate of Title, or a copy of the ownership page from Broward County Property Appraiser (BCPA) (We require signed copies of closing documents.)
- Owner’s Valid Driver's license or government-issued photo ID with signature
- The security deposit will be billed to your account. Do not pay in advance.
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If Application is Being Signed by Someone Other Than the Owner or If Property is Owned by a Business or a Bank:
- Settlement Statement (HUD), Closing Disclosure, Warranty Deed, Certificate of Title, a copy of the ownership page from Broward County Property Appraiser (BCPA) or Sunbiz. (We require all closing documents to be signed by either the seller or buyer.)
- Signed and notarized Power of Attorney (POA) document authorizing the person to sign on their behalf (the POA needs to be signed and notarized by the owner, authorized person on BCPA, and/or on Sunbiz)
- Driver's license or government-issued photo ID with signature (We require an ID from the owner, (persons can be found using Sunbiz) and the Power of Attorney (POA).
- The security deposit will be billed to your account. Do not pay in advance.
Please note: All security deposits are applied to the final bill, therefore, all balances are to be settled at closing between the seller/buyer before starting the new service.