The Social Security Bureau lost the personal payment voucher, and now the company needs the voucher for reimbursement. What should I do?

1. Nothing, the Social Security Bureau has a stub, and these administrative units are extremely strict in management. If you pay, you pay. If you go, you won't cheat.

In this case, you have two remedies. One is to write a certificate yourself, stating that you lost your payment voucher, how much you paid, and in which time period, and then let the Social Security Bureau stamp it for you.

Second, write an application stating that your social security payment voucher has been lost, and ask the people in the Social Security Bureau to void the original bill and issue you a new one.

Of course, it's all your own fault. Be polite when you go.

Personal opinion, for reference only.

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.