Divorce Judgement received please advice

[unarmed]

Hello All,
I came to Canada as student( I was married at that time but I came alone) and my marriage failed after I came to Canada and she left my house in my country(outside CAnada) and started living in her parents house. I agreed to pay 20,000CAD as support money for divorce to her with mutual consent.

- We applied for court process in 2016 in my country(outside Canada) and after 2 hearings I received final divorce judgement last week.
- I traveled to my country (outside canada) twice for court hearings.
- I was unemployed up to 2016 March and I was 31 years old in 2016.

Now, the court judgement says which I received yesterday that I am 31years old and my occupation is student while I am working in canada as of now.
Please help me in clarifying this issue as I have to apply for EE/PR soon this week. How to clarify this while applying for EE/pR so that officer get his any doubts resolved.

What to write in Explanation letter?

Please advice guys. I really appreciate your time and inputs for this.

 

[hamiltondreamer]

what is the problem you have ? Is the age incorrect? Or is the question about wether you are a student or not?

 

[scylla]

I'm not sure where the confusion is. You will simply say you're divorced. There's nothing complicated about this matter.

 

[unarmed]

Thanks for reading,
The confusion is the age written in the document I received last week from the court. The age and occupation they wrote on Divorce document is the age at the time of applying for divorce.
Thanks again for replying

 

[Baahubali]

Thanks for reading,
The confusion is the age written in the document I received last week from the court. The age and occupation they wrote on Divorce document is the age at the time of applying for divorce.
Thanks again for replying

EE application will not ask you for your age at the time of divorce. You will need to enter your birth date (Which will automatically calculate your age) and probably also date of divorce. The incorrect age on the document should not be a concern.

 

[unarmed]

I'm not sure where the confusion is. You will simply say you're divorced. There's nothing complicated about this matter.

Thanks for reading,
The confusion is the age written in the document I received last week from the court. The age and occupation they wrote on Divorce document is the age at the time of applying for divorce.
Thanks again for replying

 

[jes_ON]

Thanks for reading,
The confusion is the age written in the document I received last week from the court. The age and occupation they wrote on Divorce document is the age at the time of applying for divorce.
Thanks again for replying

The only value that the divorce document has to IRCC is to prove you are divorced. They are not going to be concerned about what is probably an easily explained error.