Moving to a new computer! Cant find game save files

I got a new laptop and downloaded the sims 4 again. I am praying I don't have to recreate everything I did already. Where can I find the save files from my previous sims 4 so I can port it over to my new laptop?

In user\username\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4

or

in OneDrive\Documents\Electronic Arts'\The Sims 4

Okay, so would these be the save files? 

I can't see the complete folder but I can only guess that your Program Files for the Sims 4 are in the same directory as your Documents files.
The blue circled items should not be in the same directory of SP08,09,10,12 aso. (SP 11 is missing anyway)
The circled items should be in Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\Tray

Okay so here is the installation folder from the old save :

And the previous picture was from my new computer. Thank you for pointing out that I missed a file when downloading. I'll go find it

I don't know why they are inside of the game folder on my old save. The game runs perfectly, I didn't know they weren't supposed to be there.

I'm not seeing anything called one drive (sorry if im misunderstanding you) 

This is what was inside the Sims 4 folder: 

I'm sorry to say, but it's a complete mesh. You've mixed up everything.
I can only suggest that you remove EVERYTHING and start anew.
Items that should have been in the Program Files section are in the Documents and vice versa.

You can't have problems with installing the base game because that's done for you.
As soon as the base game is installed in C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4, rightclick on the folder The Sims 4 and select CUT then rightclick on the folder Program Files (x86) and select PASTE.
Consequently your install folder will now be C:\Program Files (x86)\The Sims 4.

Now, after you have extracted the download for Get to Work with Winrar, you select the various files and folders (CTRL+A), copy them (CTRL+C) and go to your install folder (you know C:\Program Files (x86)\The Sims 4) open that The Sims 4 folder and paste (CTRL+V) the selected items.
When asked for overwriting existing files, YES !

Repeat this with Get Together, City Living, Vampires/Toddlers.
When you've finished Vampires/Toddlers delete the folder Game from your install folder C:\Program Files (x86)\The Sims 4.
Now copy/paste as you did before Parenthood, Fitness and Toddler Stuff
After Toddler Stuff you again delete the folder Game from your install folder C:\Program Files (x86)\The Sims 4.
Download and extract with Winrar THIS FOLDER
Copy the newly downloaded folder Game to your install folder C:\Program Files (x86)\The Sims 4.

Start your game as an Administrator with TS4.exe or TS4_x64.exe from your install folder C:\Program Files (x64)\The Sims 4\Game\Bin (make a shortcut for your desktop)

(I once made a video on how to install the G4TW downloads but had to remove it from the website upon instructions of Electronic Arts, nevertheless I'll try and make a new one tomorrow and mail you the link, meanwhile have a look at THIS PAGE)

Thank you so much for helping me! I don't know if I would have had the heart to restart all my sims. I can't thank you enough! I found my saves and now they are on my new computer. 
I was able to organize everything to be neat with my new computer so thank you both for helping me with that too!

God'sKitten wrote:Thank you so much for helping me! I don't know if I would have had the heart to restart all my sims. I can't thank you enough! I found my saves and now they are on my new computer. 
I was able to organize everything to be neat with my new computer so thank you both for helping me with that too!

For future reference, maybe it is worth looking at the 'bigger picture' in this.   If two different folders (installation folder + documents folder) are in two different locations, then there is usually a reason for that. Even if you transfer those two folders onto a new computer, they still have to be inserted into the corresponding folder locations on the new computer, as well. A.k.a., and not mixed up.

Some games or game platforms like Steam make it a bit easier, in so far as you just have to transfer one folder. With regards to Steam that is C:\Program files (x86)\Steam. But on Origin it seems they choose two different folder locations because they thought it fit to prevent users from "accidentally" removing their savefiles, when uninstalling the actual game. So when a game does get removed, you'll typically still have your savefiles - in the other folder location.