You are due to move into a rented apartment next month but you will not be able to because you have some problems. Write a letter to the landlord. In your letter: explain your situation describe your problems tell him/her when you think you can move in

Dear Mr Jose, I, Livia James, would like to inform you about the delay in moving to the ABC apartment on 15th July
due to
some medical issues.
Although
I have planned to shift to the new place alone,
due to
unforeseeable circumstances, my plans got delayed. My mother got ill and she requires surgery immediately.
Furthermore
, my previous employer extended the notice period.
As a result
, I have to complete my duties and responsibilities within the stipulated time.
Hence
, it would be difficult for me to shift to the new apartment on the aforementioned date.
Thus
, it would be commendable if you could take
this
matter into your kind consideration. I would be grateful if you could prepare an agreement letter with the new proposed date, which is likely to be in August. I am extremely sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you for your consideration, I look forward to hearing from you Yours sincerely, Livia James
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