Job - forgot to add

[csadangi]

i worked part time as a research assistant in 2012 while doing my masters. But I forgot to add it in personal history. I don’t want to claim points for it. Also, I don’t remember the exact dates when I worked.

Should I raise a LOE? Will this count as misrepresentation?

 

[21Goose]

No, this isn't misrepresentation since this isn't a material change to your profile. You can upload a LoE or just leave it be since it's not that essential to cover every little thing you did while you were doing your masters. As long as you don't have any gaps in your history, it's OK. The primary activity during that time was "Education - Masters", and the fact that you may have done some side jobs (legally, of course), doesn't matter.

 

[csadangi]

No, this isn't misrepresentation since this isn't a material change to your profile. You can upload a LoE or just leave it be since it's not that essential to cover every little thing you did while you were doing your masters. As long as you don't have any gaps in your history, it's OK. The primary activity during that time was "Education - Masters", and the fact that you may have done some side jobs (legally, of course), doesn't matter.

Do you think raising a LOE is ideal? I don't want to raise a webform to explain this as this might complicate things. If they ask me, can I explain at a later stage?

I didn't have any gaps in my personal history, except for 4 months which I showed as unemployed.

 

[csadangi]

I didn't have any gaps in my personal history, except for 4 months which I showed as unemployed.[/QUOTE]

No, this isn't misrepresentation since this isn't a material change to your profile. You can upload a LoE or just leave it be since it's not that essential to cover every little thing you did while you were doing your masters. As long as you don't have any gaps in your history, it's OK. The primary activity during that time was "Education - Masters", and the fact that you may have done some side jobs (legally, of course), doesn't matter.

Do you think raising a LOE is ideal? I don't want to raise a webform to explain this as this might complicate things. If they ask me, can I explain at a later stage?

Any further advice @21Goose

 

[21Goose]

I would just let it be.

 

[Tison123]

Hi what did you end up doing?