Scared about PGWP rejection because more than 20 hours of part time work

[pgwpfighter]

I applied for PGWP a while ago and just realized something wrong with my payslips from a year ago just now! I didn't realize the 20 hours included paid-lunch and so for a few weeks I had around 21 or 22 hours (30 min lunch every day). I just realized how big this could be and am now freaking out. (In total since I worked like 16 weeks, there is a total of 16-20 hours extra because of this mistake). I spoke to a consultant and she said to not do anything about it but from the threads on this forum it sounds like I should file a LOE. What should I do? I'm worried about misrepresenting my case since when I filled the forms, I didn't know this was the case, I just realized it

 

[wonderbly]

I applied for PGWP a while ago and just realized something wrong with my payslips from a year ago just now! I didn't realize the 20 hours included paid-lunch and so for a few weeks I had around 21 or 22 hours (30 min lunch every day). I just realized how big this could be and am now freaking out. (In total since I worked like 16 weeks, there is a total of 16-20 hours extra because of this mistake). I spoke to a consultant and she said to not do anything about it but from the threads on this forum it sounds like I should file a LOE. What should I do? I'm worried about misrepresenting my case since when I filled the forms, I didn't know this was the case, I just realized it

Always best to be upfront. Add the LOE explaining the 30 mins break.

 

[euphoria123]

what was your job description? if it was an essential job between March and August 2020 or if you were in a scheduled break, then you are fine

 

[pgwpfighter]

It was not essential job, it was a computer job from october of 2020

 

[euphoria123]

it might not hurt your chances for pgwp, but it might hurt your chances for pr