Information in EE profile and PR application should match?

[SanthoshiBS]

Dear All,

I have received the ITA in the recent draw. I have few queries, while filling the PR application:

1. Proof of funds: I had declared that I will carry funds $22000 to $24000 while creating my EE profile. But I realized that I will be able to show proofs only for $20,000. We are family of 3. It is ok if I can change the information in my PR application to S20,000? Will it cause any harm?

2. Part-time working: In my 5 years of work experience, I have worked as part time employee for 7 months (not continuously). I did not mention that in my EE profile. Can I mention this while filling PR application? I will get the reference letter including this information from my HR

3. Should I provide proofs for the details of employment that I mention in "Personal activity" section?

Any clarification will be mostly appreciated.

Thanks,
Santhoshi

 

[santosh3086]

Dear All,

I have received the ITA in the recent draw. I have few queries, while filling the PR application:

1. Proof of funds: I had declared that I will carry funds $22000 to $24000 while creating my EE profile. But I realized that I will be able to show proofs only for $20,000. We are family of 3. It is ok if I can change the information in my PR application to S20,000? Will it cause any harm?

2. Part-time working: In my 5 years of work experience, I have worked as part time employee for 7 months (not continuously). I did not mention that in my EE profile. Can I mention this while filling PR application? I will get the reference letter including this information from my HR

3. Should I provide proofs for the details of employment that I mention in "Personal activity" section?

Any clarification will be mostly appreciated.

Thanks,
Santhoshi

1. I think if you can prove that you have the minimum required fund, then that should be enough.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/become-candidate/eligibility/proof-funds.html

2. All you need is 3 years of full-time work experience to claim maximum points.

3. You can.

 

[noscaf2014]

1. It is fine as long as you still meet the minimum fund requirement. So, no problem.
2. Since you have already received an ITA, don't add this to Work History section and only add it to the Personal History section. This way, you will not need to get any reference letters which means less paperwork.
3. No you should not. Proofs of work experience are only required for work you mention in the Work History section to claim points for. Other jobs should only add to to the Personal History section without any reference letters.
Good Luck!