1. Define the purpose and requirements of stamping. Understand the specific purpose and requirements of your seal, so as to better communicate with relevant departments.
2. Confirm the stamping process and required materials. Understand the specific process of stamping and the materials to be provided, and ensure that you have prepared all the necessary documents and materials.
3. Consult with relevant departments. You can find the corresponding departments in the street, such as the Party and Government Office, the Propaganda Office, the Organization Office or the Discipline Inspection Office, ask them about the specific process and requirements of stamping, explain your situation, and ask them to help coordinate and solve the problem.
4. Ask the higher authorities for help. If the street department is still pushing around, you can ask the higher authorities for help. For example, you can find the relevant departments at the district or municipal level, reflect your situation to them and ask for their coordination and help.
5. Seek legal aid. If you think your rights and interests have been violated, you can seek legal aid. You can find local legal aid agencies or lawyers and ask them for advice and help.
In short, when you are pushed around, you need to keep calm and take appropriate measures to solve the problem. Effective communication and coordination with relevant departments is very important.