You can move it to personal history. There’s no change in your CRS anyways.Hi all,
I received an ITA as the principal applicant under CEC. My husband was briefly in Canada with a work permit and worked for about 5 weeks. His former employer in Canada said they do not issue reference letters for short term work. I had included this work experience when applying for express entry. Should I just omit now when applying for the PR? Because I did not receive any points for it.
Thank you!
Are you sure you removed it from work history? As the system should not be be asking for work reference letters only mentioned in personal history.Thank you for your response. I did include under personal history but its still asking for a reference letter for him. So do you think I should just remove it since it does not affect the score?
Sorry my mistake. I had not removed it from personal history.Are you sure you removed it from work history? As the system should not be be asking for work reference letters only mentioned in personal history.
Not removed in personal history?? Or work history?? You should remove it from work history and MOVE it to personal activities.Sorry my mistake. I had not removed it from personal history.
Also my husband is self employed but it would be difficult to get some documentation. If I include it under Personal History, do you think i need to explain anything with a letter of explanation? I am only worried because then he would have no work history, just employment under personal history as he has been self-employed for most of the years.
Thank you.
Sorry again! haha. I meant I removed it from work history and left it in personal history.Not removed in personal history?? Or work history?? You should remove it from work history and MOVE it to personal activities.
If you weren’t granted points for it in the first place, there won’t be any change in your CRS. Then there’s no need to explain.