Can I leave Career or Job info from EE if it will not contribute to my CRS?

[ay238]

1) If I have a degree but I did not get ECA for it, should I enter it anyway?

2) Do I have to enter all my Jobs, I already have all the points I need from my current job (4 years continuous, primary NOC).
- some were in a different city, and it will be difficult for me to get all the supporting documents
- some were really short lived, and it will be a hassle for me to get all the supporting documents
- Actually one of them could even be considered a fake job because it was more training for me rather than a real job. Though I should be able to get supporting documents.

3) If I leave a Job out and show that as a gap, what is the impact?

4) How are small errors treated, suppose the year for start of degree is correct (but month is off by a couple months)
(there is no place where the months of my course start/end are traceable, so I am guessing I am safe).

5) What happens after I submit my EE profile, but realize I made a mistake (I am triple checking everything) and my score is wrong, do I need to submit another new profile or can I update and resubmit my profile?

 

[expressentryqueen]

1) If I have a degree but I did not get ECA for it, should I enter it anyway? If you aren't getting any points for the degree i.e if you have an higher degree for which points are being awarded, you do not need to get an ECA

2) Do I have to enter all my Jobs, I already have all the points I need from my current job (4 years continuous, primary NOC).
- some were in a different city, and it will be difficult for me to get all the supporting documents
- some were really short lived, and it will be a hassle for me to get all the supporting documents
- Actually one of them could even be considered a fake job because it was more training for me rather than a real job. Though I should be able to get supporting documents. If you have all the points you already need, you can enter the other jobs under personal history instead of work history. That way, you won't be required to provide reference letters for them

3) If I leave a Job out and show that as a gap, what is the impact? You are required to show all your activities for the last 10 years or since you were 18 so if you fill out the application form with a gap, you wouldn't be able to move on to the next page

4) How are small errors treated, suppose the year for start of degree is correct (but month is off by a couple months)
(there is no place where the months of my course start/end are traceable, so I am guessing I am safe). I'm not sure about this so i'll pass

5) What happens after I submit my EE profile, but realize I made a mistake (I am triple checking everything) and my score is wrong, do I need to submit another new profile or can I update and resubmit my profile? You can always update your EE progile up until when you receive an ITA, i think.

 

[ay238]

Thanks for replying.
If you aren't getting any points for the degree i.e if you have an higher degree for which points are being awarded, you do not need to get an ECA
I was wondering if I need to enter this degree at all? This degree actually would have improved my score, but its not going to be recognized and therefore I am not adding it to ECA.

If you have all the points you already need, you can enter the other jobs under personal history instead of work history. That way, you won't be required to provide reference letters for them
Wow thanks for this idea, this will really make things simple for me.

You are required to show all your activities for the last 10 years or since you were 18 so if you fill out the application form with a gap, you wouldn't be able to move on to the next page
Wait, what? Everything since I was 18! I guess I missed the fine print, because there is a ton of Gap in the express entry profile I am creating. BUT, I was allowed to move to the next page on the express entry profile. Are you sure you are not confusing this with something else?

You can always update your EE progile up until when you receive an ITA, i think.
Sound awesome. Oh wait you said "i think". Now I don't know, maybe wait for someone else to add. Again, I truly appreciate your replies.

How does one rate a reply, your guys on this forum are truly very helpful.

EDIT: One more question, my spouse did not complete a degree that she attempted. Does that have to be entered as well? I don't know what kind of documentation - if any they will need for this degree.