Question about travel and address history on PR app

[Option Paralysis]

1. I lived in Canada for two years on an IEC visa. I specified this in the personal history section, but not in travel history (I didn't it counted as travel since I moved). Will this be a problem?

2. When I lived in Canada, it took me a few weeks to find a place to live when I moved there, so in the address history section, I put down my address in my home country for that period. Is that alright?

Thanks all.

 

[navinball]

1. I lived in Canada for two years on an IEC visa. I specified this in the personal history section, but not in travel history (I didn't it counted as travel since I moved). Will this be a problem?

2. When I lived in Canada, it took me a few weeks to find a place to live when I moved there, so in the address history section, I put down my address in my home country for that period. Is that alright?

Thanks all.

1) not a problem, travel is only for short trips.
2) might be a problem as your passport might have an entry stamp with date which will conflict with the address history.

 

[Option Paralysis]

1) not a problem, travel is only for short trips.
2) might be a problem as your passport might have an entry stamp with date which will conflict with the address history.

Regarding #2, the entry was on my old passport, so they wouldn't see it there. Assuming it was on my current passport though, what should I have done? I didn't want to put down the address with an early date as that'd be dishonest, and putting down the hotels I stayed in while looking for a place didn't make sense to me. Thank you for the quick reply.

 

[ee_candidate]

Regarding #2, the entry was on my old passport, so they wouldn't see it there. Assuming it was on my current passport though, what should I have done? I didn't want to put down the address with an early date as that'd be dishonest, and putting down the hotels I stayed in while looking for a place didn't make sense to me. Thank you for the quick reply.

I think your approach is fine. Please include an LoE explaining the address cited.

 

[Option Paralysis]

I think your approach is fine. Please include an LoE explaining the address cited.

I'm afraid I already submitted my app yesterday, but hopefully I should be fine. Thanks for replying. Do you reckon it'll be alright?

 

[Option Paralysis]

2. When I lived in Canada, it took me a few weeks to find a place to live when I moved there, so in the address history section, I put down my address in my home country for that period. Is that alright?

^ Anyone know if I'll be alright without an LOE for this? They'll know when I moved to Canada since I put it in the personal history section. Getting nervous now, ha!

 

[nidiw2017]

IMHO, you should've included a LoE and a copy of your old passport as well. Anyways, don't worry since they'll ask for additional documents, if and when they deem necessary.

 

[Option Paralysis]

IMHO, you should've included a LoE and a copy of your old passport as well. Anyways, don't worry since they'll ask for additional documents, if and when they deem necessary.

Thanks! Hopefully it'll be alright.

 

[Option Paralysis]

1. I lived in Canada for two years on an IEC visa. I specified this in the personal history section, but not in travel history (I didn't it counted as travel since I moved). Will this be a problem?

2. When I lived in Canada, it took me a few weeks to find a place to live when I moved there, so in the address history section, I put down my address in my home country for that period. Is that alright?

Thanks all.

Hey all, sorry to bug you folks again. Number 2 is still bugging me... Do you folks reckon it'd be worth sending IRCC an explanation?