Should I mention that I am a part-time university student on Citizenship Application form?

[ImmigrantVL]

I am working full-time and also taking part-time online classes at public university.

In the fields in section 11 on application form, they require to enter any employment and education history within the eligibility period without leaving any gaps. I won't have any gaps or missing periods of time if I don't mention my part time studies, but do I still have to put it on there?

Thanks

 

[alex the king]

I am working full-time and also taking part-time online classes at public university.

In the fields in section 11 on application form, they require to enter any employment and education history within the eligibility period without leaving any gaps. I won't have any gaps or missing periods of time if I don't mention my part time studies, but do I still have to put it on there?

Thanks

Yes You have to, i worked Full time and Studied full time (The course and Diploma received says so but only Weekeknd 8 hrs classes) so i did mentioned Studying from Date to Date School Name and Address and Postal code (Old Application).

It is always good mention everything, like an open book. which can prevent unnecessary questionning and mispresentation .

I had 2 Full time Jobs for certain period and 1 full time Job and 1 full time course for 8 months, so i mentioned everything. Don't miss any detail Including gaps.

 

[ImmigrantVL]

Yes You have to, i worked Full time and Studied full time (The course and Diploma received says so but only Weekeknd 8 hrs classes) so i did mentioned Studying from Date to Date School Name and Address and Postal code (Old Application).

It is always good mention everything, like an open book. which can prevent unnecessary questionning and mispresentation .

I had 2 Full time Jobs for certain period and 1 full time Job and 1 full time course for 8 months, so i mentioned everything. Don't miss any detail Including gaps.

Thanks for your reply!

 

[alex the king]

Thanks for your reply!

You are welcome