u/Apart-Platypus-7013

Hi, every TD branch I went to refused to give me anything specific for PR and told me they don't do POF letters. What are my options here?

What I was able to get so far:
- Personal assessment (TD logo and branch info, name and contact info of the employer who issued it, current balance, liability, no signature, no stamp because they refused to)
- Customer confirmation (it only has check marks saying things like "customer since less than a year" and "current balance is mid 5 digit" etc. no real numeral info other than my name, address, and account number. This one is signed and stamped though)
- Statements for the past 6 months, no stamp, no signature. Right out of the app.
- Pay stubs from my employer, showing where my POF money has been coming from

Can I submit all this with a LOE? Does anybody know if this would be accepted? Otherwise, what can I do?

PS: if anybody knows a specific employer or branch in Toronto where they were able to get their IRCC POF letter, please let me know so I can go there or to that person directly when I book appointments on the app.

Hi, I went to 2 different TD branches and called 1 other, and they all refused to write IRCC style letters, which was to be expected. So I was only able to collect these from my main branch:

Personal assessment with all accounts, account numbers, balances, TD bank logo, info of the employer who created it, address and everything but no signature, no stamp

Customer account confirmation with signature and stamp, but the document is so weird and useless? It doesn't even say the exact amount, it says "mid 5 digits" or something like that

I also have the bank statements of the past 6 months (again no signature no stamp) as well as my pay stubs from my employer that went into the account over the past months, as extra proof of income and where the POF money is coming from.

Question 1: Will the no signature no stamp documents still be accepted?

Question 2: None of the documents show the opening date of my account, the customer confirmation one only says "customer since less than a year ago" (I opened the account like 10 months ago) that's it. Has anybody experienced this and submitted theirs without opening date? Was it accepted?

I worked as a part time research assistant for a year within my full time studies of 3 years in my home country. I did not mention this in my working holiday application in the past because I was told to simplify it as a 3 year block of full time student status. Now I am filling out my PR personal history and contemplating whether I should do the same thing or mention it this time.

Some people are saying I shouldn't for the sake of consistency, and also because it causes no gaps anyway since it was within the period where I was a full time student, but others are saying I should because PR is more detailed and they can find out.

Which option is safer? I want to mention it to be clear and detailed, but I am scared the inconsistency might raise a red flag.

I am not claiming any points for this by the way, just personal history

I worked as a part time research assistant for a year within my full time studies of 3 years in my home country. I did not mention this in my working holiday application in the past because I was told to simplify it as a 3 year block of full time student status. Now I am filling out my PR personal history and contemplating whether I should do the same thing or mention it this time.

Some people are saying I shouldn't for the sake of consistency, and also because it causes no gaps anyway since it was within the period where I was a full time student, but others are saying I should because PR is more detailed and they can find out.

Which option is safer? I want to mention it to be clear and detailed, but I am scared the inconsistency might raise a red flag.

I am not claiming any points for this by the way, just personal history