Confused about Personal History/Work Experience study permit/pr

[Confused applicant]

Hello,

I came to Canada in 2011 on study permit and at that time i think my agent did not put my work experience under personal history as he said there will be chances of rejection if i add work experience. now i received an invitation on sep 8th under fsw but the points claimed are from the experience i did not initially mention in my study permit application. So my question is should i apply with that experience or it will be considered as misrepresentation? Please suggest what should i do i have 431 score if do not show that experience and with that experience it goes up to 474.

really don't know what to do, should i take risk by going ahead or wait for score to go down?

 

[Asivad Anac]

You can certainly add that experience to your PR application. A study permit application has different evaluation criteria than a PR application so it is completely alright to have some information mismatch between the two provided such information mismatch isn't about the unchanging entities like DOB, for instance.

 

[Confused applicant]

You can certainly add that experience to your PR application. A study permit application has different evaluation criteria than a PR application so it is completely alright to have some information mismatch between the two provided such information mismatch isn't about the unchanging entities like DOB, for instance.

Thanks for reply Asivad Anac, i was also studying at the time when i was working during my bachelors, and i am claiming points for 3 years of experience. So they will not be comparing my personal history using UCI number?

 

[Asivad Anac]

Thanks for reply Asivad Anac, i was also studying at the time when i was working during my bachelors, and i am claiming points for 3 years of experience. So they will not be comparing my personal history using UCI number?

Work experience while being a full-time student inside Canada cannot be claimed. If this was outside Canada, you can claim this but I suspect that you can claim it only as part-time experience because you were a full-time student at the same time and claiming 2 full-time activities simultaneously flout the logic of calling either of them full-time.

 

[Confused applicant]

i was working for 32- 35 hours, but there was no option to select full time or part time when i entered it. all i did was entered my hours of work as 35. do you think there will be a problem ?