What if I don't notice the house number of the relocated house?

In view of the fact that the house number of the relocated house has not been notified, I will explain the general handling process to you first. First of all, the allocation of relocated houses is usually carried out by relevant government departments in accordance with certain rules and procedures to ensure fairness and rationality. The specific process may be different, but it usually includes the following steps:

1. Receiving application form: Applicants need to go to the relevant government departments to receive the application form for relocated houses.

2. Submit the application: the applicant fills in the application form as required and submits the required materials and certificates. It usually includes household registration book, ID card, household registration certificate, etc.

3. Review and draw lots: relevant departments review the application and draw lots according to policies. Applicants who win the lottery will be notified and continue to go through the follow-up procedures as required.

4. Housing allocation: After winning the bid, the relevant government departments will rationally allocate the relocated houses according to the actual situation and policies.

If you have not received the notice, please pay attention to the following possible situations:

1. Is your contact information accurate? Please ensure that the contact information you provided at the time of application is correct and update the relevant information in time.

2. Application Failure: If your application is not selected, you may not receive a notice. You can ask the relevant government departments whether your application is approved.

3. Management problems: In some special cases, improper management operations may occur. In this case, you may need to contact the relevant government departments to find out the specific situation and make a complaint.

Generally speaking, if you haven't received the notice of moving the house number, I suggest you communicate with the relevant government departments first to find out whether your application has passed the examination and the allocation results. If necessary, you can provide relevant supporting materials to further solve the problem.