slightly different job titles in applications

[wealthboy13]

Hi,

Will it raise any flags that in my study permit while disclosing foreign work experience, i used my full job title (Senior Financial Analyst), and in my PGWP I used the truncated title (Senior Analyst)? Since in the work permit it was not mandatory to even disclose the work experience so i rushed through it, i will be using my full job title in my PR application (senior financial analyst). I will have all documentation (exp letter, paystubs, and tax returns) that I will be filing with this).

Just wondering if this could also account for misrepresentation, that's all.

 

[CanGoldDigger]

No issue.

 

[wealthboy13]

No issue.

thanks for your response! i've two more questions regarding the same matter:

- if the date of your work experience is slightly off in your past applications, would that raise a red flag?
- will it count as misrepresentation if i claim points for a work experience where in the study permit, i uploaded experience letter of, but i did not put it in the form? i can provide all documents for it during my PR application

 

[canuck78]

thanks for your response! i've two more questions regarding the same matter:

- if the date of your work experience is slightly off in your past applications, would that raise a red flag?
- will it count as misrepresentation if i claim points for a work experience where in the study permit, i uploaded experience letter of, but i did not put it in the form? i can provide all documents for it during my PR application

What is slightly off? A day?
Yes it could be an issue if work experience was not listed and you only included proof of employment letter. You did at least submit the letter but if you get a PFL hire a lawyer.