Back in Jan 2015, I traveled to a country for a Master's program, but I had to return to my home country within 2 months due to a family issue. I didn’t complete my studies. I went back to the same country a few years later and completed my education.
However, when I declared my travel history in the OINP application, I forgot to include the 2015 visit. Now, I’ve received an ITA, and my question is: Does IRCC closely check the OINP application for discrepancies in travel history, especially for details that don’t affect the score (like this 2-month stay)?
Given this situation, what should I do next? Should I include the 2 month study period and declare the omission in my IRCC application, or is it fine to leave it as is?
I'm worried and would appreciate any advice regarding this. Thank you!
However, when I declared my travel history in the OINP application, I forgot to include the 2015 visit. Now, I’ve received an ITA, and my question is: Does IRCC closely check the OINP application for discrepancies in travel history, especially for details that don’t affect the score (like this 2-month stay)?
Given this situation, what should I do next? Should I include the 2 month study period and declare the omission in my IRCC application, or is it fine to leave it as is?
I'm worried and would appreciate any advice regarding this. Thank you!