I want to go to campus tomorrow and get a "proof of enrollment document". I need the form like yesterday, so hopefully I can get it quickly. I need it so I can rent the apartment I like (there are only a couple left). There are only 3 options for proof of enrollment:

Invoice from the Registrar's Office
-be sent from the Office of the Registrar
-display the school's logo name
-clearly state the student's name
-specify the tuition amount, and
-confirm the program length and number of courses

Proof of Enrollment Letter from the Office of the Registrar
-be on school letterhead
-be signed or certified by the Office of the Registrar
-clearly state the students name and the name of the program, and
-confirm that the student is enrolled in the upcoming academic year/semester

RESP Verification of Enrollment Form
-have the institutions crest, logo or watermark
-have the institutions full address
-be completed in full, and
-be signed by the designated institutional officer

Letter's of Acceptance and course schedules (among other things) aren't valid proof of enrollment.

So I assume I would go to Gilmour Hall, Room 108? Does anyone know if I can just walk in and get one? I tried calling but gave up after a few hours.

I printed my payment agreement and that was enough for my bank (TD)

Yup, all you have to do is walk in and ask for one

Originally Posted by Leeoku

I printed my payment agreement and that was enough for my bank (TD)

That isn't enough for my bank. That is why I posted what my bank requires..

Originally Posted by tofutchi

Yup, all you have to do is walk in and ask for one

Okay, Thanks!

You should still have the letter of acceptance from few months ago no? Use that.

Originally Posted by Leeoku

You should still have the letter of acceptance from few months ago no? Use that.

"Letter's of Acceptance and course schedules (among other things) aren't valid proof of enrollment."

Which make sense, because getting accepted to a school/program doesn't necessarily mean you're accepting the offer and registering.