If you’re a sole proprietor or self-employed, banks will require verification to confirm the existence and ownership of your business or services. Acceptable proof would include any of the following documents, issued within the last 6 months:
A letter from a client, your accountant or business partner stating that you’re are the owner of your company (not necessary if you’re a freelancer)
Requirements of a letter from a client or business partner:
It must be recent and signed, issued within the last six months.
It must reflect your full name exactly as displayed on your passport.
If applicable, it should state your business name (freelancers are exempt).
It must indicate the amount of income received.
It must be written on the official company letterhead of your client or business partner
It should include the initiation date of your professional relationship or partnership.
Example of a letter from a client or business partner
