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Last checked: 8 November 2026
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Looking for an old MEPCO bill? You may not need to search at all: NEPRA’s rules require every electricity bill to show a 12-month billing history.[1] This MEPCO old bill check guide shows where that history is printed, what the official bill page can and cannot show, and how to get a copy of a bill older than that.
Quick answer
Open your latest bill and read its Bill History box: it lists the previous months with units, bill amount and payment.[6] For a copy of an older bill itself, ask a MEPCO office whether a duplicate for that month is still available.[1] Open your latest MEPCO bill
What the Bill History box on your bill shows
The Bill History box shows your recent months, one row per month, with the units you used, the amount billed and the amount you paid. NEPRA’s Consumer Service Manual lists what every electricity bill must show, and a 12-month billing history is one of those items.[1] On the MEPCO bills we checked, it is a table headed BILL HISTORY with these columns:[6]
- month;
- status;
- units used;
- bill amount (Rs.);
- payment made (Rs.).
Every label on the bill is also printed in Urdu.[6] So your latest bill lets you check older months without a separate search: it tells you what you were billed and what you paid in each recent month.
Can the official bill page show an older month?
Not as a full bill. When we checked the official PITC MEPCO bill page on 8 November 2026, it had no option to open the bill for an earlier month, but the latest bill it shows includes the earlier months’ figures.[2] You enter your reference number or customer ID, and the page shows your latest bill.[2] On the page we checked, the earlier months were shown only through that bill’s Bill History box.[2][6]
So if you need the amount or the payment for a recent month, read it from the history box. If you need the full bill document for an older month, use the office route in the next section. For the step-by-step check in Roman Urdu, see bijli ka bill online check karne ka tarika.
How to get a copy of an older bill
Ask a MEPCO office whether it can give you a duplicate of the month you need.
- From a MEPCO office. Under NEPRA’s Consumer Service Manual, the SDO or Assistant Manager (Operations), the Revenue Officer and the in-charge of a customer services centre can issue a duplicate bill on the same day.[1] MEPCO’s own FAQ also says duplicate bills are available at its customer service centres.[4]
- Online, for the current bill. The official PITC service lets you download or print a duplicate of your latest bill, and it can be paid at any bank branch.[3] See our MEPCO duplicate bill guide.
The official pages we read do not say how far back an office can print a bill.[1][4] Ask at the office whether the exact month you need is still available.
Proving a payment for an old month
Keep the paid receipt for every bill. If a payment you made later shows up as arrears, MEPCO’s FAQ says to ask for a correction and show your paid-bill receipt at your sub-division, a customer service centre or the bank branch.[4]
Where your reference number is
Your reference number is the first field, REFERENCE NO, in the CONSUMER DETAIL box at the top left of your bill, and it is printed again on the bank slip at the bottom.[6] Online, the official page accepts either this number or your customer ID.[2] See where to find your MEPCO reference number.
Frequently asked questions
Can I check my MEPCO bill history by SMS?
How many months does the bill show?
Twelve. NEPRA’s Consumer Service Manual requires a 12-month billing history on the bill, and your latest bill’s Bill History box is that record.[1]
How do I get a bill that is more than a year old?
Can I check an old bill with my CNIC?
Not on the official PITC bill page we checked: it offers only a reference number or a customer ID, not a CNIC.[2] CNIC is used on PITC’s registration portal instead.[5] See MEPCO bill check by CNIC.