Landlords or managers of property who have requested e-mail notifications and who have provided Ameren with a valid e-mail address will receive the following type of messages:<br><br> <ul> <li>Turn on order issued, maintained or voided by Ameren for a premise listed on the Landlord Agreement</li> <li>Turn off order issued, maintained or voided by Ameren for a premise listed on the Landlord Agreement </li> <li>Shut off for non-payment order issued by Ameren for a premise listed on the Landlord Agreement </li> <li>Name change on an account listed on the Landlord Agreement</li> </ul>

Ameren will send you an e-mail advising you of the order with the scheduled date.

Yes - if you signed up to receive e-mails, Ameren will send you an e-mail whenever a service order is issued to disconnect a meter for non-payment.

Before issuing a turn on order for a new tenant, you must issue a turn off order for the existing tenant and enter a forwarding address for the final bill.

Your tenant may need to call Ameren before you can enter an online order for one of the following reasons:<br><br> <ul> <li>The tenant has an inactive, delinquent bill with Ameren. </li> <li>The tenant's current Ameren account is in collection status. </li> <li>The tenant's name does not match the Social Security Number provided.</li> <li>The premise may be flagged in Ameren's system with a meter problem, such as meter tampering or hazardous conditions.</li> </ul>

You can issue a turn on order up to 60 days in advance.

Void the order or change the date before the midnight (CST) deadline.