Pay Slips for Cash Salary

[liverpooligan]

Hello, i work for a small establishment so i received my salary in cash for the whole period of my employment(feb 2015 - sep 2018) with the said establishment. I am unemployed since sep 2018. I specifically opened a bank account for the sole purpose of "proof of funds" for PR. Prior to this account i had no bank account cuz frankly i never needed one. Now, i have the experience letter from my establishment in which it is clearly mentioned that i received cash salary for the entire period of my employment. I also plan to submit pay slip(s), my question is : is pay slip for any 1 month enough or do i need to submit 12 months pay slips for eAPR?
There's another rather silly doubt i have : what is the difference between paystub and pay slip?

 

[pizzaboy99]

Generally, people submit first three months and last three months of payslips.

Payslips and paystubs mean exactly the same thing. In US/Canada, paystubs is the preferred nomenclature whereas in countries such as India, it is usually referred to as payslips.