How to Get a Receipt From Amazon in 2026

Quick answer: Yes. You can get a receipt from Amazon through `Your Orders`. Amazon's current invoice help says to open the order, select `Invoice` underneath the order number, and then choose `Print this page for your records`.

The old version of this topic tried to cover too many receipt scenarios at once. The cleaner 2026 answer is to start with Amazon's own invoice path and only branch when the order type is different.

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How do you get a receipt from Amazon?

For a normal Amazon order, go to Your Orders, find the order, and select Invoice underneath the order number. Amazon's current help then tells you to choose Print this page for your records at the top of the order summary.

That is the main official receipt path Amazon currently documents.

What if the packing slip is missing?

Amazon's missing-packing-slip help points you back to the same solution: print an invoice from Your Orders. So if you cannot find the paper slip in the package, the practical fix is to use the invoice flow from your account instead.

What if it was an Amazon physical store purchase?

Amazon documents a separate route for physical store receipts. On a laptop or desktop computer, go to Your Orders, select Order Details next to the order, then select Transactions, and print from your browser.

So the right path depends on whether you are trying to retrieve an ordinary Amazon order invoice or a physical store receipt.

Bottom line

If you need a receipt from Amazon in 2026, start with Your Orders. For most online orders, use Invoice. For physical store receipts, use Order Details and Transactions.