Seniors help please

[M_elbahkery85]

my noc is 6221 in 4 jobs i made a mistake in my ee profile in 2 jobs and added wrong noc 6211
I just noticed this after i got my ita while filing pr application

I am direct ee and this change will not affect my score or eligibility by any meay
Would this considered misrepresentation?
What should i write in loe ? Or i should decline the ita ?
Seniors Please help

 

[M_elbahkery85]

my noc is 6221 in 4 jobs i made a mistake in my ee profile in 2 jobs and added wrong noc 6211
I just noticed this after i got my ita while filing pr application

I am direct ee and this change will not affect my score or eligibility by any meay
Would this considered misrepresentation?
What should i write in loe ? Or i should decline the ita ?
Seniors Please help

Any advise

 

[santosh3086]

my noc is 6221 in 4 jobs i made a mistake in my ee profile in 2 jobs and added wrong noc 6211
I just noticed this after i got my ita while filing pr application

I am direct ee and this change will not affect my score or eligibility by any meay
Would this considered misrepresentation?
What should i write in loe ? Or i should decline the ita ?
Seniors Please help

This needs to be changed. If you make the changes now, then my suggestion would be to decline ITA. AFAIK, they are strict about NOC.

Before you do anything, it would be better to contact them first: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc.html

 

[M_elbahkery85]

This needs to be changed. If you make the changes now, then my suggestion would be to decline ITA. AFAIK, they are strict about NOC.

Before you do anything, it would be better to contact them first: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc.html

Even if i am a direct applicant .. i will get score for any noc

 

[santosh3086]

Even if i am a direct applicant .. i will get score for any noc

Selecting the right NOC is very important. You need to provide Reference Letters based on the NOC selected. If the selected NOC is incorrect, then you wouldn't be able to provide the proof for the same. So, my suggestion is to decline the ITA, make changes and get back in the pool and wait for ITA.

Again, it would be better to contact CIC once.

 

[M_elbahkery85]

Selecting the right NOC is very important. You need to provide Reference Letters based on the NOC selected. If the selected NOC is incorrect, then you wouldn't be able to provide the proof for the same. So, my suggestion is to decline the ITA, make changes and get back in the pool and wait for ITA.

Again, it would be better to contact CIC once.

Thanks for your reply
But the cic contact us page doesnt include any part for pr applicant.. which part i can send my inquiry?

 

[jes_ON]

my noc is 6221 in 4 jobs i made a mistake in my ee profile in 2 jobs and added wrong noc 6211
I just noticed this after i got my ita while filing pr application

I am direct ee and this change will not affect my score or eligibility by any meay
Would this considered misrepresentation?
What should i write in loe ? Or i should decline the ita ?
Seniors Please help

No, it is not misrepresentation, and there is no need to decline the ITA. But it is very important to correct the NOC in your eAPR, because the job duties in your letter of reference will be assessed against that NOC, and if they do not match, you will most likely be refused. So correct it in your eAPR, you can add a brief letter of explanation about the typo if necessary. It's not a big deal, happens all the time.

 

[M_elbahkery85]

No, it is not misrepresentation, and there is no need to decline the ITA. But it is very important to correct the NOC in your eAPR, because the job duties in your letter of reference will be assessed against that NOC, and if they do not match, you will most likely be refused. So correct it in your eAPR, you can add a brief letter of explanation about the typo if necessary. It's not a big deal, happens all the time.

Thanks
But did you see any case yourself? I am so confused

 

[santosh3086]

No, it is not misrepresentation, and there is no need to decline the ITA. But it is very important to correct the NOC in your eAPR, because the job duties in your letter of reference will be assessed against that NOC, and if they do not match, you will most likely be refused. So correct it in your eAPR, you can add a brief letter of explanation about the typo if necessary. It's not a big deal, happens all the time.

Makes sense. Thank you for responding and making sure right suggestion was provided.

 

[santosh3086]

Thanks
But did you see any case yourself? I am so confused

I think what @jes_ON said makes a lot of sense. But if you're still not convinced, then I'd suggest to contact CIC.

 

[Bobbieleigh]

Thanks
But did you see any case yourself? I am so confused

The other thing you can do is removing this particular work experience from your profile if it doesn't affect your score.
What @jes_ON said is correct way to process. I red about it months ago on this forum. Do a search, maybe you'll find the thread.

 

[Bobbieleigh]

This may help
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/changing-noc-after-ita.477821/#post-5825140