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Here is a step-by-step guide for completing the 79-1095 authorization form:
1. Start with the top section. Fill in: THIS IS A LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT, NAME, NAME OF CUSTOMER OF RECORD, MAILING ADDRESS, NAME OF THIRD PARTY, CITY, TITLE IF APPLICABLE, STATE, and ZIP.
2. Complete the authorization details: Customer have the following, and do hereby appoint, MAILING ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, and contact information for the authorized third party.
3. Mark which account actions you are authorizing: Request and receive billing records, Request investigation of charges, Request rate analysis, Request rate changes, Request verification, and Request special metering. For more than three accounts, attach an additional sheet.
4. Select the authorization duration: One time authorization only, One year authorization, or a custom period up to three years. Also choose how account information should be delivered: Hard copy via US Mail, Facsimile, or Electronic format.
Take extra care when completing the RELEASE OF ACCOUNT INFORMATION section and the authorization duration. These are the most critical fields in the form.
5. Complete the signature section: AUTHORIZED CUSTOMER SIGNATURE, TELEPHONE NUMBER, date (day, MONTH, YEAR), CITY AND STATE WHERE EXECUTED, and the Third Party Agent signature block.
Step 3: Confirm your information is accurate and click "Done" to finish. FormsPal saves your changes automatically so you can return and edit later. Your data is protected throughout the process.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the 79-1095 Form
What is Form 79-1095 used for?
Form 79-1095 authorizes a named third party to access your PG&E account or act on your behalf. Covered actions include billing inquiries, rate change requests, and receiving account verification records.
Who needs to sign the 79-1095 form?
Both the customer of record and the designated third party must sign the form before it can be submitted to PG&E. An unsigned form will not be accepted.
How long is the PG&E third-party authorization valid?
You can choose a one-time authorization, a one-year term, or a custom period of up to three years. If no time period is indicated on the form, the authorization defaults to a one-time basis.
Where do I submit the completed 79-1095 form?
Submit the completed form to PG&E as directed in the submission instructions printed on the form. Retain a copy for your records before sending.
Can I cancel the PG&E third-party authorization?
Yes. You can revoke the authorization at any time by notifying PG&E in writing. Once PG&E processes the revocation, the third party will no longer have access to your account.
