The contract number in the house lease contract is the number determined by the lessee for the convenience of counting the user's house rent. This figure is not the content of the contract. In judicial practice, there is generally no contract number unless there is a contract number when signing a contract with a company. As the lessee, the contract number is meaningless, which is convenient for the lessor to make statistics and management.
If you want to inquire about the rental contract number, there are generally two ways to inquire, one is by telephone, and the other is by going to the Housing Authority. Specific inquiry method: telephone inquiry. Tenants can call the hotline of the local residential rental management service center to inquire. As long as they provide their own identification, rental address and other information, they can inquire about the rental contract number. If it can't be found, it means that the landlord may not have filed the rental contract.
Query method
Housing Authority enquiries. When going to the Housing Authority for enquiries, the renter should bring his residence permit, ID card and rental contract. Go to the local housing authority, then find the housing rental management department, and then let the staff make inquiries according to the documents and materials provided by themselves.
Real estate bureau inquiry: if you want to inquire about the accurate information of personal real estate license, you must bring your personal identity certificate and real estate license to the local housing authority for handling. Rent tax deduction does not require contract number, but generally requires information such as the address of the house, the name and ID number of the lessor, the name of the rental unit and the taxpayer identification number, and the start and end time of the lease. If you deduct the interest on the house loan, you need to provide the contract number.