Question about trip Outside canada

[cheire]

Hello Friends
I am helping my cousin to fill her application
Her eligibility period is from May 15th, 2014 to May 15, 2019
She was a temporary worker in 2014-2016
she was in india from April 15, 2014 to June 15 2014, her eligibilty period starts from May 15
do we have to put the original date April 15th, 2014 she left to India or when her eligibility period Starts May 15th for her trip on physical calculator ?
Thank you

 

[cheire]

Anybody?

 

[jc94]

I had a similar situation as I had been in Canada just under five years when I applied. And only listed the dates from my eligibility period, so for your friend that would be May 15th. Putting the country I was in (so India for your friend) under Destination and then in reason put that was then I'd entered Canada. It showed up as zero days correctly. I got AoR and IP, for what it's worth.

Remember you posted this 2:37am Eastern time on a Monday morning

 

[cheire]

I had a similar situation as I had been in Canada just under five years when I applied. And only listed the dates from my eligibility period, so for your friend that would be May 15th. Putting the country I was in (so India for your friend) under Destination and then in reason put that was then I'd entered Canada. It showed up as zero days correctly. I got AoR and IP, for what it's worth.

Remember you posted this 2:37am Eastern time on a Monday morning

She’s been in canada over 7 years but that time she was in india

 

[jc94]

She’s been in canada over 7 years but that time she was in india

Same answer Only need to include dates within the eligibility period in the calculator. Under reason just put "In India" or something, could even put "xxx in India from April 15th". But I was in a few other countries like two weeks before my period and didn't include them.

 

[kushari]

If it's in the eligibility period you need to. You can enter vacation or whatever the reason was.