12 on-time payments. Additionally, after 12 on-time payments are made, your entire past due amount is forgiven up to $8,000.

Because AMP is limited to $8,000, any arrears greater than $8,000 will be suspended while you are on AMP. You will only be required to pay your current bill while enrolled in AMP. You will not be required to make payments towards the balance of arrears greater than $8,000 while enrolled in AMP. Once you exit AMP, you will be offered a 12-month payment plan for any outstanding arrears that remain.

The maximum eligible amount for AMP forgiveness per instance of customer enrollment is $8,000.

Any new bills issued on or after AMP enrollment are ineligible and will be the customer's responsibility.

Customers who enroll in the AMP program are not eligible for installment plans.

For customers who meet the above eligibility requirements, the amount eligible for the AMP is the total account past due balance as of the enrollment date not to exceed $8,000.

Yes, customers who receive service through a CCA can participate in AMP.

At this time, master metered customers are not eligible for AMP. These customers may be included in the future.

At this time, DA customers are not eligible for AMP. These customers may be included in the future.

At this time, NEM customers are not eligible for AMP. These customers may be included in the future.

SCE’s AMP is in accordance with SCE’s Rule 9 and Schedules D-CARE, D-FERA, TOU-D, and TOU-D-T, which can be found by visiting https://www.sce.com/regulatory/tariff-books.