purplesnow said:I'm assuming all the ones you're counting as skilled work
curious_123 said:Why on earth u would put info that u can not validate....if you got extra point for those experience, you may be in trouble...try writing explanation letter and try to provide as much as proof u can.,
doubleym said:You have to put the information, even if you can't validate it because by hiding past employment history you are mis-representing.
Also, it appears that after an ITA you need to provide reference letters for your spouse's work history, even if you don't receive points for that either.
This is obviously not a new situation. If CIC refused anyone who worked for a company that had closed, then they would need to change the eligibility requirements to exclude anyone who had worked for a company that went bust.
If you can provide pay stubs/copies of contracts etc with a letter of explanation that should suffice. If not, probably best to look for another country with a most logical system.
BankingExpressE said:Are you sure about this? I'm in the situation where I could go from 469 to 519 if I add my foreign work experience, however, I'm 99% certain that I can't get a reference letter for it, thus I left it off my EE profile. I would much rather explain to a VO why I left something off my profile but included it my personal history, compared to why I claimed additional points that I couldn't back up with facts.
Help Help..Asivad and other seniorscurious_123 said:I did a lot of jobs but did not claim point for it, however i mentioned it in personal history as the duration...
only claimed point for one job i did in canada...got my PPR last week..hope this help![]()
plasticrhythm said:Anyone contacted CIC about this? Is it misrepresentation by choosing not to include it at the Express Entry profile stage? Surely it's better not to seek points for something if you're not certain you can prove it later? Isn't there a section on personal history after you receive your ITA where you can list information that you are not necessarily seeking points for?