<prompt> Human: I live in North Carolina. My girlfriend got a call from the leasing office saying a check for 227 had bounced. She told them to contact me as I am the one who handles the finances. They never contacted me, so I sent them an email confirming it wasnt a scam. Received no response, so I went to the office to talk to them in person. She informed me that the previous management company said there was an insufficient funds note on our account from July that was not noticed until just now. She tells me that because it was from the previous owners she cant access why or for what it was.I have paid via cashiers checks and then via online portal once the new management came in. I have always paid my rent on time and in full. I have never paid them any amount other than the full rent so the 227 number is strange. The leasing office told me that if I show them a copy of my bank statement they will write it off or forgive it. I feel like the burden of proof is on the apartment complex and not on me. I shouldnt need to show them I paid my rent, they should have that record. Does anyone have any tips? Should I show them my bank records, or a receipt of the transaction? I feel as if my privacy will be violated if they request to see my bank records.edit:formating  <response>: well, they have the ability to make your life difficult, so what is right doesnt really matter. printing a few bank statements is easy enough to just settle the issue. 