Changing work history after receiving ITA - pls help:(

[Oliver123]

Hello everyone, I received my ITA last draw and today I got the letter of emplyement from my supervisor.
Problem is, when I applied for the EE I wrote that I worked 25 hours/week during 1 year and a half (I am stupid for some reason I deducted my lunch time)
My supervisor wrote that I worked 30 hours per week (as I did, with my lunch time, of course).

Now I don't know if I submit my application with this difference, or if I should just change the work history tap to be the same as my supervisor's letter...

Can anyone give me an idea what would be the best?

(btw, I know that this "change" wil not affect my EE and probably will make no difference for CIC since I will still have only one year of work, anyway I am freaking out...)

 

[kryt0n]

This isn't a bad change. You're increasing your hours. You can make this change in your work history in the pr app and explain in your LOE why this is different. If anything this will get you more points. It would be worse if it was going 30-25.

 

[Oliver123]

This isn't a bad change. You're increasing your hours. You can make this change in your work history in the pr app and explain in your LOE why this is different. If anything this will get you more points. It would be worse if it was going 30-25.

I know, but since I already got my ITA I don't want to increase/reduce my points.. (I know that the change from 25 to 30 h/w does't increase my years of work now anything decrease)

My concern is that if I change the work history tab they may think that I am not being honest or something like that...

 

[DelPiero07]

So if you're so concerned then decline your ITA and wait for the next one.

Otherwise follow kryt0n's advice.

 

[kryt0n]

I know, but since I already got my ITA I don't want to increase/reduce my points.. (I know that the change from 25 to 30 h/w does't increase my years of work now anything decrease)

My concern is that if I change the work history tab they may think that I am not being honest or something like that...

That's what the LOE is for. It's to explain things. By not changing it and not acknowledging the change that will confuse the VO. I've changed a couple of things, people change stuff when they notice mistakes. It's only a problem if it reduces your points or have already made up IELTS results or something.

Whether you change it or not, make sure you mention it in your LOE.

 

[Oliver123]

Yeh I will follow you guys advise
change it and explain on the LOA that I made the change to reflect my supervisors letter...

Hopefully it is not a big deal and I am just overthinking.

 

[kryt0n]

Yeh I will follow you guys advise
change it and explain on the LOA that I made the change to reflect my supervisors letter...

Hopefully it is not a big deal and I am just overthinking.

It isn't. As I said going the other way, 30 to 25, might be an issue. This isn't a problem. If this is the only mistake you notice before you submit, you're very, very lucky.