pls need some advise...

[chaios_13]

i just got my ita last march 23 and im still working tofill up my application...my question is am i allowed to change some information that ive done before i got my ita.?

and second question is i didnt include one of my work experienced because i didnt work there for 1 year and i also dont have a proof of employement to proved that i worked there...ive done this before i got my ita.... pls anyone...help...

 

[Honeyaustin]

u will be considered ineligible if you try to make any changes to your profile post ita as it could affect to Crs score,
and in to get your pr you need to have a minimum of 1 year of experience, its must

 

[Kitua85]

i just got my ita last march 23 and im still working tofill up my application...my question is am i allowed to change some information that ive done before i got my ita.?

and second question is i didnt include one of my work experienced because i didnt work there for 1 year and i also dont have a proof of employement to proved that i worked there...ive done this before i got my ita.... pls anyone...help...

You can modify any information as long as it does not impact your CRS score.
Key information such as you age, IELTS score, ECA should be kept consistent pre & post ITA.
If you do not intend to claim points for your work experience then it is advisable to leave it out. However if you are adding timed gained on work experiences under THE SAME NOC then it is fine to do so.

Whatever you do make sure that that your CRS score does not drop below the minimum score for which you were invited.
I hope this helps.

 

[jes_ON]

i just got my ita last march 23 and im still working tofill up my application...my question is am i allowed to change some information that ive done before i got my ita.?

You can change it, and and should correct it if there is an error. However, if the change affects your CRS score, it is possible that you become ineligible.

and second question is i didnt include one of my work experienced because i didnt work there for 1 year and i also dont have a proof of employement to proved that i worked there...ive done this before i got my ita.... pls anyone...help...

What's the question? You got the ITA without it, why are you worrying about it now?

 

[chaios_13]

You can modify any information as long as it does not impact your CRS score.
Key information such as you age, IELTS score, ECA should be kept consistent pre & post ITA.
If you do not intend to claim points for your work experience then it is advisable to leave it out. However if you are adding timed gained on work experiences under THE SAME NOC then it is fine to do so.

Whatever you do make sure that that your CRS score does not drop below the minimum score for which you were invited.
I hope this helps.

hi thank you for your answer...

 

[chaios_13]

hi there thanks for your answer..

 

[chaios_13]

hi thank you for your answer...

can i modify one of my work history after i got my ita? pls and thank you..

 

[Kitua85]

can i modify one of my work history after i got my ita? pls and thank you..

what do you want to modify really? the duration of your work or you want to modify the whole employment?
you need to be clearer in order to get help.

 

[chaios_13]

what do you want to modify really? the duration of your work or you want to modify the whole employment?
you need to be clearer in order to get help.

the duration of one of my work history.. instead of 1 year and 7 months... i did 1 year and 10 months on my application before i got my ita... now that i got my ita im not sure if i can still change it..thank you...hope you guys can help me...

 

[Kitua85]

the duration of one of my work history.. instead of 1 year and 7 months... i did 1 year and 10 months on my application before i got my ita... now that i got my ita im not sure if i can still change it..thank you...hope you guys can help me...

Before you modify anything, try using the CRS tool to recalculate your score in order to be sure that your new will not fall below the minimum score for which you were invited. See link below

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

 

[chaios_13]

Before you modify anything, try using the CRS tool to recalculate your score in order to be sure that your new will not fall below the minimum score for which you were invited. See link below

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

hi...thank you...my score is 758...do you think it would affect my application coz the minimum score was 473...so do you think its safe for me to modify that one work history.?

 

[Kitua85]

hi...thank you...my score is 758...do you think it would affect my application coz the minimum score was 473...so do you think its safe for me to modify that one work history.?

You should be fine but my advise is to write a letter of explanation detailing the reason for the change in duration of your work history.
May I ask under what stream you are applying? As you may have to re-calculate your score to ensure that you are eligible for that particular stream.
For example if applying under FSW you have to score at least 67 using the points calculator

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp

 

[chaios_13]

You should be fine but my advise is to write a letter of explanation detailing the reason for the change in duration of your work history.
May I ask under what stream you are applying? As you may have to re-calculate your score to ensure that you are eligible for that particular stream.
For example if applying under FSW you have to score at least 67 using the points calculator

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp

hi thank you...im applying under cec express entry...

 

[Kitua85]

hi thank you...im applying under cec express entry...

okay, you should be fine but write a letter of explanation to prevent a case of mis-representation.

 

[chaios_13]

okay, you should be fine but write a letter of explanation to prevent a case of mis-representation.

thank you so much...and to everyone who answered my question here thank you so much to all of you...