Do you have to upload your past work permit as well?(Alberta Express Entry)

[donald2374]

I first came to Canada with a working holiday visa 6 years ago. And then I left the country and came back to Canada in 2022 with the LMIA visa and have been working here ever since, almost completed my one year experience now. When I checked the requirements for Alberta Express Entry, it states that I need to upload my past work permits.

The problem is I don't have the working holiday work permit with me as it was too long ago. In this case, can I just upload my current work permit and ignore my past work permits? I'm wondering if this would affect my application when I write my travel history for Background/Declaration(IMM 5669) where I have to put my one year of period spent in Canada in 2016, as they can ask additional documents for proof.

I would appreciate if anybody can help with my questions.

Thank you!

 

[moscatojuices]

I first came to Canada with a working holiday visa 6 years ago. And then I left the country and came back to Canada in 2022 with the LMIA visa and have been working here ever since, almost completed my one year experience now. When I checked the requirements for Alberta Express Entry, it states that I need to upload my past work permits.

The problem is I don't have the working holiday work permit with me as it was too long ago. In this case, can I just upload my current work permit and ignore my past work permits? I'm wondering if this would affect my application when I write my travel history for Background/Declaration(IMM 5669) where I have to put my one year of period spent in Canada in 2016, as they can ask additional documents for proof.

I would appreciate if anybody can help with my questions.

Thank you!

:/. Keep important docs like that dude.

Just put a screenshot of your IEC visa approval with your doc number from your GCkey account in a letter of explanation and state that you lost the physical permit. If you don't have that either, then just a letter declaring you had a permit. They would have all that info on their systems - they just want you to declare it.