<prompt> Human: My apartment is trying to charge me an additional month of rent because. supposedly, they did not receive a 60 day intent to leave notice from me. Over 60 days ago I had spoken to the management and everything was fine I know them and theyre really nice and I let them know and gave them my intent to leave signed paperwork. Fast forward a month from then signing the intent to leave new managementcompany takes over. I go in a couple weeks ago and ask them the date where I need to be out and they say they do not have anything that says I am out by then. They even admitted that some paperwork through the transition were missing. I spoke with the manager before my vacation and they told me they would have to get back to me two weeks ago.Today they left a voicemail saying that I would have to pay for August and that I did not submit a intent to move-out form even though I did. What are my options here? Unfortunately, I did not receive a copy of that form I signed or this wouldve been easier. I had almost zero problems with previous management living there for 2 years-- I even spoke to them outside of work. I already have a lease signed to move in to a new place this week. So what are my options or recourse against the apartment?  <response>: Go into the office, be firm and stick to your story. Tell them that you did everything on time and its not your fault they dont have the paperwork in order and that you are not going to pay them money you do not owe. Find out who handles tenants rights complaints in your city or state and tell the new management that you will be filing a formal complaint with them, the BBB, the chamber of commerce and anyone else you can think of. 