TA/RA missed from Personal History, Suggestion Required

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Dear seniors, please suggest me , I submitted my e-apr on 24 January 2017. I worked as TA/RA during my Graduate Studies in Canada. The duration was covered in my personal history as academic activity (Masters), so I did not make a separate entry for TA/RA, rather made a single entry for Masters. Should I raise a CSE and state that I was also doing TA/RA at that time? Or this should be fine?

 

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Anybody? Please suggest :-[

 

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Dear seniors, please suggest me , I submitted my e-apr on 24 January 2017. I worked as TA/RA during my Graduate Studies in Canada. The duration was covered in my personal history as academic activity (Masters), so I did not make a separate entry for TA/RA, rather made a single entry for Masters. Should I raise a CSE and state that I was also doing TA/RA at that time? Or this should be fine?

I believe you're not claiming points for TA/RA and if so then its ok if you've skipped. No need to raise CSE.

 

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Yup, no points. But missed out from personal history (not the work history) as well, as I was Masters student at that time, I made one entry for masters for that duration in personal history.

 

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[Itsmee]

Yup, no points. But missed out from personal history (not the work history) as well, as I was Masters student at that time, I made one entry for masters for that duration in personal history.

It does NOT seem like a serious issue to me as u stated that u were busy in academic activity during that time. I don't see any need to notify CIC. However, if you are worrying about it too much than complete schedule A (personal history section) and send as CSE...