LESCO New Connection: Complete Guide to Application, Fees, and Tracking
Introduction
The process of procuring a new LESCO connection is simple but methodical. The first thing is to establish whether you need a residential, commercial, or industrial connection. The application form can be obtained by visiting the LESCO website or the local office nearest to you.
After receiving the form, complete it with caution and provide the supporting documents, such as a wiring test report, copies of CNIC, and ownership proof. You can check the status of your application on the internet after submitting the form and supporting documents.
Remember that the type and load requirements will determine fees on your new connection. It can be prevented by waiting, as well as the approval time accelerated, if you adhere to all the required steps and make sure that you comply with regulations.
New LESCO Connection (2025)
Looking for a new LESCO connection or need your current connection details changed (name, load, or tariff)? Don’t worry, we have you covered.
This tutorial will walk you through step by step, from the application to final connection installation.
We will also provide step-by-step guides on how to handle existing connections, like name changes, load levels, and tariffs.
Whatever it is – getting a new connection or adjusting the one you have – we are here to help!
How to Apply for a New LESCO Connection: Step-by-Step Guide
If you want to make a new LESCO electricity connection, just go through this easy procedure:
Step 1:Go to the website of the Electricity New Connection (ENC) System to fill in your application form.
Step 2:
When filling out the form, you will be required to input the following information:
Select your connection type (e.g., Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Agriculture, etc.)
Input your National Tax Number (NTN) and Sales Tax Registration Number (STRN)
Select applicable district and sub-division (for Lahore select LESCO)
Enter application status (Owner or Rental)
Enter applicant name, father’s name, NIC/CNIC number, and current address
Enter mobile numbers (1 & 2), e-mail address (optional), and contact name
Enter address of premises, neighbor’s reference bill number, and neighbor’s name
Select your meter installing company (e.g., Shahid & Co or Sajjad Brothers).
Step 3:
Upload all your documents and information required and then apply for your application form.
Step 4:
Take a printout of your submitted application form.
Step 5:
Upload the following scanned documents (not exceeding 300KB file size and in JPG/PDF format):
Document of ownership (e.g., Registry, Farred, Baynama, Allotment Letter for Housing Colony) attested by Oath Commissioner or Class 1 officer
An undertaking by the applicant (on Stamp Paper, attested by an Oath Commissioner), that no earlier electricity connection is available and there are no dues to be paid.
Step 6:
Affix all your required documents on your printed application.
Step 7:
Submit the entire file (documents and application form) to the concerned LESCO office.
Step 8:
Once documents are verified by LESCO, they will issue a demand notice.
Step 9:
Deposit the amount of LESCO demand notice in the specified bank.
Step 10:
Take the payment receipt to the concerned office for processing.
Step 11:
Once payment is verified, LESCO will go ahead and install your connection
Documents Required for LESCO New Connection
For a new electricity connection application by LESCO, you must upload the below-mentioned documents on the web portal:
Proof of Property Ownership – Fard, Registry, or Property File.
Applicant’s CNIC Copy – Attested clear copy of the applicant’s Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC).
Witness CNIC Copy – Attested copy of a witness’s CNIC.
Neighbor’s Electricity Bill – A photocopy of a recent electricity bill of one of the neighboring houses.
Electrical Test Report – A report of wiring test conducted by a licensed electrician.
Applicant Undertaking – A signed undertaking of the agreement of terms and conditions by the applicant.
Guidelines:
Ensure that each file is less than 300KB in size before upload.
An “I Agree” button click is an implied agreement of LESCO’s terms and conditions.
Application Submission & Tracking
After you have filled out your online application, a Tracking ID will be provided. Save this ID carefully, as it will be required to trace the status and download your application later.
The cost of a Lesco new connection fee depends on the connection type and load requirements.
Connection Type | Estimated Fee (PKR) |
Residential (Single Phase) | 5,000 – 7,000 |
Commercial (Three Phase) | 20,000 – 30,000 |
Industrial | 50,000+ |
New Connection Application Tracking
If you have already submitted an application for a new electricity connection, it is easy to track the status of your application using the Tracking ID produced by the ENC system at the time of submission.
Step-by-Step Instruction to Track Your Application:
Access the ENC Website:
Open your web browser and visit www.lescobillonlinecheck.com.
Look for the Tracking Feature in the left sidebar.
Click on the Track Button:
On ENC’s homepage, click on the “Track” button to access the tracking interface.
Choose Application Type:
Choose the type of application that you have applied for.
Since this is a new connection, select “New Connection” from the menu.
Choose Your Company:
You will be redirected to a new page.(Select LESCO as your electricity supplier from the list). Enter Your Tracking ID (Input the Tracking ID that you were given when you applied for your application). Submit and Check Status (Click on the “Submit” button). The status of your new connection application will be displayed on the screen.
Lesco New Connection Tracking
After you’ve submitted your application, you can monitor the progress online:
- Log on to the Lesco tracking portal.
- Type in your application reference number.
- Check the status, such as verification and installation progress.
Important
- Lesco reserves the right to decline any application in case of submission of false or forged documents.
- Only completely filled applications with all needed documents will be processed.
- Any outstanding arrears should be settled before a New Connection is sanctioned.
- Applicants are able to monitor their request status online via the Lesco portal.
- Following Lesco guidelines ensures timely approval and avoids unnecessary delays.
Attachments Required for LESCO New Connection
While applying for a new electricity connection, the documents below need to be attached:
Attested CNIC Copy: The applicant’s Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) clear, attested copy.
Applicant’s Electricity Bill: A recent duplicate of the applicant’s electricity bill (if they have one).
Proof of Ownership: A valid proof of ownership document (Fard, Registry, or Property File).
Important Note:
All files must be less than 300KB in size prior to uploading.
See that all documents are scanned correctly, legible, and in the desired format for uninterrupted processing.
Time Frame for Category-3 (Load 71kW - 500kW) Connection
Consumers with a load of between 71kW and 500kW are in Category-3, and their connection is sanctioned by the Operation Manager. The following is the extensive procedure and estimated duration for every step:
Process Estimated Duration
Application Submission & Registration:
Once the application is submitted, the office gives receipt and allocates a seniority number. 1 Day
Site Inspection:
A team conducts a visit to the site to verify feasibility and notify the applicant. 4 Days
Cost Estimation – The cost is estimated if the connection is possible.
2 Days
Approval for Installation – The office approves the installation of the connection.
4 Days
Demand Notice Payment Submission – The paid receipt of the demand notice is submitted by the applicant to the office.
4 Days
Wiring Test Report Submission & Verification – The wiring test report is submitted by the applicant, and it is verified by the office.
4 Days
Issuance of Service Connection Orders – The office concerned issues the service connection order.
2 Days
Procurement of Equipment – The office calls the store to make arrangements for the equipment required.
15 Days
Installation Process – After receiving the equipment, a committee (DMO, AMO, and MT office) makes arrangements for the installation.
37 Days
Total Estimated Time for Connection Setup
73 Days
This timeline gives an estimated time for getting a Category-3 LESCO new connection.