You should be able to click on the list of applications somewhere on the evisa platform. Sorry, I don't remember where and I can't access it now. But you can click on the application you submitted and see a popout of the personal information as you submitted it.
I don't know what reason you have not to believe them. I haven't been questioned when arriving in Thailand, but it's not unheard of for IOs, not necessarily in Thailand, to ask questions verifying the purpose of stay. From their reports, the common thread through all of them is that they're arriving in CM fresh from getting their DTVs. I think they might have started doing this because there were fairly large groups of people with DTVs entering Chiang Mai on each flight from Vietnam. In my case, I also arrived in CM as my first port of entry from Taiwan, but I was not questioned at all, but I was probably the only DTV holder on the flight.
Almost all the accounts of having trouble on entry are from travelers arriving in Chiang Mai. I have a theory that most of them have recently received DTVs in Vietnam and are entering Chiang Mai for the first time. At this point, there aren't enough reports from DTV holdersto confirm commonalities.
I'm not familiar with the House of Taste specifically, and you might have better luck at other embassies. Also, even if there have been success stories with this school, some of them might just be marketing from the school. Did you happen to see the recent post in this group from someone who visited this school in Bangkok?
Hi OP, I checked the House of Taste website. I see you chose the DTV course option. You might have thought that this designation legitimized your choice, but it actually does the opposite. Some applicants have been rejected specifically for course enrollments that suggest are specifically for the DTV. Enrolling for a course specifically for the DTV lowers your chances from past cases we've seen in this group.
What did you submit for this requirement?: "English portfolio....providing your life plan"? Did you give an explanation of how you'd support yourself or how you'd occupy yourself in Thailand? That is how I'd interpret this.