HI ALL

[canpermit]

HI Experts!!!

Greetings of the day!!!

As we are waiting for the CRS score to get lower, I have a query...

I came to Canada on student Visa and did 2 programs of 1 year each.
I had experience back home of about 4 years before coming in here.
I did my graduation and masters from India.
The consultant for my student visa advised that we don't show the masters as it might affect my application for student visa.
So, I didn't show my masters but just showed graduation and the experience.
Now,
I'll be applying for my PR now any time soon.
Can I show my masters now, will CIC question why I didn't show my Masters during student visa?

PLEASE GUIDE!!!!!!
Any help would be appreciated, Thank you for your time.

 

[Bs65]

Others can comment as well but maybe do not use the same consultant again now you have misrepresented your qualifications. Misrepresentation of any type is taken very seriously by IRCC and could lead to a ban if discovered especially if seen as a deliberate act as in your case.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

HI Experts!!!

Greetings of the day!!!

As we are waiting for the CRS score to get lower, I have a query...

I came to Canada on student Visa and did 2 programs of 1 year each.
I had experience back home of about 4 years before coming in here.
I did my graduation and masters from India.
The consultant for my student visa advised that we don't show the masters as it might affect my application for student visa.
So, I didn't show my masters but just showed graduation and the experience.
Now,
I'll be applying for my PR now any time soon.
Can I show my masters now, will CIC question why I didn't show my Masters during student visa?

PLEASE GUIDE!!!!!!
Any help would be appreciated, Thank you for your time.

Yes, IRCC can have an issue with it. You committed misrepresentation. The Master's degree was a material fact that you purposefully hid from IRCC because it very likely would have influenced the decision in the study permit app.