I sold my house and had nowhere to live. Will the account be cancelled or forced to move? Is my ID card account book still valid?

After selling the house, there is nowhere to settle down, and the account will not be forcibly cancelled or moved out. According to China's household registration management system, household registration is transferred with the transfer of housing property rights, not the sale of houses. Therefore, when you sell a house, your account will not be automatically transferred to the new owner's name.

If you don't find a new place to settle down after selling the house, you can move out at the police station where the original account is located, but you need to provide some supporting materials, such as the house sales contract, ID card and household registration book. When you move out of your household registration, you can keep your ID card and household registration book, because these documents are still valid in other aspects.

However, if you have not moved out of your account for a long time, it may affect your personal credit record and related rights and interests. Therefore, I suggest you find a new location as soon as possible and go to the police station where your account is located to move in.