The winning ticket for life was bought in the Kent district of Sevenoaks for the raffle on October 24, 2024.
It coincides with the five main numbers, 2, 11, 29, 37, 45, plus the Life Ball 6, landing the fat prize.
Despite a search for months in the October draw, the prize is still not claimed.
If no one advances before the deadline tomorrow (April 22), the prize that changes life will expire and money will be lost forever.
The National Lottery has left severe twice this year to try to find the winner.
In March, they associated with Southvern at the Severoaks station to help track the winner using personalized signage, digital platforms and ads expressed by a previous winner.
Last week, the Lottery tok to severe streets to alert the locals and urge everyone to look for the missing winner.
The giant replicas of the winning ticket for life and large newspapers appeared at reference points in Severoaks, urging the locals to verify if they were the disappeared winners.
Allwyn, the National Lottery operator, also called the trusted winners and Kent Local Kathy Garrett.
Also known as the “multimillionaire lady”, Kathy has helped the winners claim more than 1 billion and says that the first step is to think about autumn.
She said: “The winning raffle place a week before Halloween, so think about where he was when he was about to carve his pumpkin or prepare for trick or treatment.
“To rummage in its warm coats and verify that this winning ticket has not been stored inadvertently with its hats, scarves and gloves.
“Once we had a very fortunate builder that was advanced shortly before his ticket expired.
“He won at £ 50 million and the winning ticket was left in the visor of the sun of his work.
“I cannot undertake enough how important it is to look for in the places that least wait.
“This prize child not only transforms the winner’s life, but also changes the lives of his loved ones.
“At the end of the days, we are doing everything within our reach to ensure that the mysterious person or the union are presented, so that they can enjoy the infinite possibilities that this award is sacrificed.”
Andy Carter, Advisor at Allwyn Senior Winners, National Lottery operators, said: “If you bought a Set life ticket in the Sevenoaks district for the raffle on October 24, it is time to search everywhere, in the pockets of mightte time and ,,, in the ides, ust mays, and you can, and you can, and you can be, and you can be, and you can Bangte Bangte Bangte Bangt, wallets and in that sideboard or drug where we all tend to put pieces and pieces, and check their tickets.
“Do you live or work in the area, have family and friends there to those who were visiting or simply passed?
“Every month for the next 30 years, which are about 360 incredible months, you will see the head of the fate that banks for the headlines of £ 10,000, if they only present.
“We urge all who bought a ticket in this area to check their old set for life tickets again or where a missing ticket could be a home.
“We have the champagne on the ice and our crossed fingers so that the lucky winner appears to claim his victory.”
If no one claims the prize, money will be assigned to national projects financed by the lottery throughout the United Kingdom.
