Dependant's Work History Situation?

[bilkentli]

Hello everyone,

I was searching the forum and have found some answers but wanted to be more clear. My wife is our primary applicant since she has a master degree and has a younger age. We have ECA and IELTS already.
While creating EE profile, she has a work history and she will get her reference letters but since my work experience does not bring us any points (outside of Canada), she will leave my work history as "no".

Our CRS seems to be above 460 with cic tool. (does not even ask my work history outside of Canada)

So during eAOR, we won't have to provide reference letters for my work (it is a hassle with my previous company and they are not willing to help, the previous company also merged with another one, translation of legal papers takes time and costs money etc)

I have seen people who move their dependant's work history to personal history with LOE (because they put it in EE profile first) but instead of doing this and confusing the visa officer, we thought of not putting it first.

What do you think? Do you think this is misrepresentation?
Is this a bad pre-ITA strategy since I seem unemployed at first. However, we plan to put my work history under my personal history (so no need for proof) in eAOR anyway.

Thank you in advance.

 

[DelPiero07]

It's fine.

 

[navinball]

i did the same.

 

[bilkentli]

Thank you DelPiero07 and navinball.

So it is ok to put "no" to work history for dependant in the EE profile and put work places in personal history in eAOR, right?

Did you get your PR like this? I don't want to do something wrong and got refused, so very sorry for these boring questions?

 

[navinball]

Thank you DelPiero07 and navinball.

So it is ok to put "no" to work history for dependant in the EE profile and put work places in personal history in eAOR, right?

Did you get your PR like this? I don't want to do something wrong and got refused, so very sorry for these boring questions?

yeah i submitted my passports for stamping. mention in LOE that you are moving your work exp under personal history as its not canadian and doesnt add to the score.

 

[bilkentli]

yeah i submitted my passports for stamping. mention in LOE that you are moving your work exp under personal history as its not canadian and doesnt add to the score.

So even though you said "no" to your dependent's work history before ITA in EE profile, you still mentioned why you put the work history under personal history (since not claiming points) in eAOR in LOE then?

I am asking this because if you said no, why would you move it to personal history? I am confused there.

I am really happy for you that you will receive your stamps. I hope we will have it in the future.

 

[navinball]

So even though you said "no" to your dependent's work history before ITA in EE profile, you still mentioned why you put the work history under personal history (since not claiming points) in eAOR in LOE then?

I am asking this because if you said no, why would you move it to personal history? I am confused there.

I am really happy for you that you will receive your stamps. I hope we will have it in the future.

yeah otherwise the system will ask to upload documents. its not misrepresentation if you explain in LOE.

 

[bilkentli]

yeah otherwise the system will ask to upload documents. its not misrepresentation if you explain in LOE.

This is where I am confused. If you do not create a work history in EE (before ITA), is there still any placeholder for uploading documents for work history (dependant) in eAOR.

I thought if you create a work history, then there will be a placeholder so you have to move it to personal history with a LOE.

I am planning to say "no" in the beginning (before ITA) to prevent this upload section in eAOR or I am mistaken.

 

[navinball]

This is where I am confused. If you do not create a work history in EE (before ITA), is there still any placeholder for uploading documents for work history (dependant) in eAOR.

I thought if you create a work history, then there will be a placeholder so you have to move it to personal history with a LOE.

I am planning to say "no" in the beginning (before ITA) to prevent this upload section in eAOR or I am mistaken.

yes if you say 'no' there wont be a placeholder to upload documents. you can still enter the experience in 'personal history' but there wont be a placeholder to upload documents there.

 

[bilkentli]

yes if you say 'no' there wont be a placeholder to upload documents. you can still enter the experience in 'personal history' but there wont be a placeholder to upload documents there.

So this is ok then, I can do this and this won't create a problem for them. I was afraid of creating a confusion.

 

[hamgha]

So this is ok then, I can do this and this won't create a problem for them. I was afraid of creating a confusion.

Like everyone said: no issues. Plenty of people have done the same. You won't be the first

 

[mr.preetsingh]

This is where I am confused. If you do not create a work history in EE (before ITA), is there still any placeholder for uploading documents for work history (dependant) in eAOR.

I thought if you create a work history, then there will be a placeholder so you have to move it to personal history with a LOE.

I am planning to say "no" in the beginning (before ITA) to prevent this upload section in eAOR or I am mistaken.

To clear your confusion:
There are two sections in PR application, one is work history and other is personal history.
For Dependent, you will not mention anything under work history however you will have to provide whereabouts of dependent's last 10 years.

Hope this helps..