I have essentially worked 2 jobs relevant to my NOC - one in Canada and one in my country of origin. I entered these on my Express Entry profile and received an ITA.
The issue is that the 1st job I was employed through an agency (it was not a temp job however), and the Canadian one I was employed by an agency from August-March before being taken on directly. Now it has come to a stage where I need to produce letters from my employers I am worried because I expect the letter from my first job will come from the agency rather than the 'host company' who I indicated I worked for on my original profile, and the second one may in fact come in the form of 2 separate letters (agency and eventual direct employer) which will make it look like I've only been here since last March when in reality I've been here longer (just paid by a different company).
What can I do? Do I have to reject my ITA and hope to get in again? Can I just change the details on my e-PR profile? Will it count against my 'continuous employment' even though it's the same job? I also don't want it to look like I've been working in HR or recruitment which is not the industry I've indicated with my NOC code.
Thanks for any help!
The issue is that the 1st job I was employed through an agency (it was not a temp job however), and the Canadian one I was employed by an agency from August-March before being taken on directly. Now it has come to a stage where I need to produce letters from my employers I am worried because I expect the letter from my first job will come from the agency rather than the 'host company' who I indicated I worked for on my original profile, and the second one may in fact come in the form of 2 separate letters (agency and eventual direct employer) which will make it look like I've only been here since last March when in reality I've been here longer (just paid by a different company).
What can I do? Do I have to reject my ITA and hope to get in again? Can I just change the details on my e-PR profile? Will it count against my 'continuous employment' even though it's the same job? I also don't want it to look like I've been working in HR or recruitment which is not the industry I've indicated with my NOC code.
Thanks for any help!
