My property has been transferred to this new property. The new property made me pay the previous property fee. But I paid it, but I didn't have a ticket. How can I be half?

If you have paid the previous property fee but have not received the invoice or receipt, you can take the following steps:

1. Contact the property management company: First, you can contact the new property management company and inquire about your own property fee payment records. Confirm that you have paid the previous property fee and ask the property management company to provide you with a receipt or invoice.

2. Ask for an invoice: If the property management company cannot provide you with a receipt or invoice for paying the property fee, you can ask them to issue an invoice or receipt for you. You should prepare your payment records and proof of payment so that you can provide them to the property management company when you ask for an invoice.

3. Keep evidence: When you ask for an invoice or inquire about payment records, you must keep relevant evidence. You can contact the property management company by email or written letter, and keep these correspondence records to prevent any disputes in the future.

4. Report the situation to the owners' committee or management organization: If negotiation with the property company fails, you can report the situation to the owners' committee or property management organization of the property and ask them to help solve the problem.

No matter what way you take, you should deal with this problem in time to ensure that your rights and interests are protected.