Polarization q as a function of the viewing angle for two Case A simulations of Δθ = 90° and Δθ = 180° with R_ph = 5 × 10¹⁴ cm and R_int = 5 × 10¹⁴ cm. The Ṁ_p of Case A (Ṁ_p = 2.93 M_⊙ yr⁻¹) is similar with the one that we calculate for AT 2019qiz (Ṁ_p = 2.79 M_⊙ yr⁻¹). Since there are polarimetric observations of AT 2019qiz at +0d and +29d with respect to peak (Patra et al. 2022), we present our aforementioned simulations at t = t_min and t = t_min + 25d in order to make a realistic comparison. The horizontal solid gray lines are the P values observed and the shaded area around it is the uncertainty of the measurements. The shaded vertical areas are potential viewing angles that can predict successfully the evolution of the polarization of the TDE. The more opaque regions of these shaded vertical areas are just a visual aid to guide the eye; they show where the simulated P values for the different time snapshots almost coincide with the observed P values, and their color matches the color of each simulation setup.