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How to Transfer Your Domestic LPG Connection: A Simple Guide

Transferring a domestic LPG connection can seem daunting if you are not familiar with the process. Whether it’s due to moving houses, changes within the family, or other reasons, understanding how to transfer your connection properly is crucial. This guide aims to simplify the process for you, ensuring you handle everything correctly with minimal hassle.

Target Audience: This guide is particularly helpful for individuals who are not accustomed to handling official forms and procedures. It is meant for those who might feel overwhelmed by the bureaucratic processes involved in transferring an LPG connection. Our goal is to assist you through every step with clear, easy-to-understand instructions.

Steps to Transfer Your Domestic LPG Connection:

Identify the Type of Transfer:

• Type A: Transfer within the family.
• Type B: Transfer outside the family.
• Type C: Transfer without the original subscriber’s consent.
• Type D: Transfer to next of kin upon the subscriber's death.
• Type E: Regularization of an existing connection without a subscription voucher.

Download the Required Form:

• Download the Unified Transfer/Regularization Form here.

Fill Out the Form:

• Transferor’s Details: Include your name, current address, and consumer number.
• Transferee’s Details: Fill in the name and address of the person to whom the connection will be transferred.
• Declaration: Both the transferor and transferee need to sign the form, declaring the transfer and acceptance of terms.

Gather Necessary Documents:

• Depending on the type of transfer, you might need additional documents such as identity proofs, residence proofs, or a death certificate in case of Type D transfers.

Visit Your LPG Distributor:

• Submit the filled form along with all necessary documents to your local distributor. Ensure you have all copies duly signed and original documents for verification.

Verification by the Distributor:

• The distributor will verify the premises and the independence of the household. This is especially important to ensure compliance with safety and legal standards.

Finalize the Transfer: