Misrepresentation...should I withdraw my application?

[darkmago]

I was only off by a month. So I explained it in the LOE. Also, the duration of my work experience was not affected. In the end, my PR application was approved.

excuse me, can you tell me an example for explaining this. It isjust that whatever I write I feel like I look like I lied before. it does not affect my duration either, I have more than 3 years in that experience but I do not know how to write I am off a couple of weeks.

 

[grapehair]

excuse me, can you tell me an example for explaining this. It isjust that whatever I write I feel like I look like I lied before. it does not affect my duration either, I have more than 3 years in that experience but I do not know how to write I am off a couple of weeks.

I explained that in my LoE. The reason I gave was that my experience was from a period that was almost 8 years ago, so I made a genuine mistake and corrected it in the PR application. They didn't ask anything related to the correction which would mean that they were satisfied. I eventually got the PR.

 

[darkmago]

I explained that in my LoE. The reason I gave was that my experience was from a period that was almost 8 years ago, so I made a genuine mistake and corrected it in the PR application. They didn't ask anything related to the correction which would mean that they were satisfied. I eventually got the PR.

Thanks, i just submitted it last weekend, in my case it affects 4 months, however those 4 months do not affect the durarion of my experience, i mean i put 3 years and 3 months in one experience when it is actually 3 years and 7 months. Additionally i am showing almost 6 years of experience between 2 companies. Just in case, i gave them bank statements with payments for every year and payatubs that match these, and told them that i hd a discrepancy with my previous records. All the work experiences are genuine.

Do you think that is ok?