ITA form filling doubts

[Aman.seiim]

Hello All

Trust you are doing good.

I have received an ITA for Canada recently. I have a few queries related to filling the form.
Please help me answering them:

1. I am being asked in ITA form whether I have a provincial nomination. I received an Ontario nomination but I haven't submitted it yet. Should I answer as yes or no ?
2. I have recently switched my job. This new job isn't mentioned in my Express Entry application. Should I show it in my ITA application? It won't effect my marks
3. I am being asked for all my relatives. What all relatives am I required to show here? What would happen if I miss mentioning father's name as my mother is divorced?
4. I am asked all locations I have stayed in past 10 years. I have lived in different states for work, but my permanent address has been same. Should I mention only my permanent address or the local addresses as well where I have stayed? I don.t have address proof for other locations now.
5. I have sown 4 noc codes for my job, in the form they are asking for primary code for which i am applying. The primary code is my current field of work. But my total experience in this single code is 2 years out of total 6 years. Will it decrease my application score?

Looking forward to hearing from all of you good people

Thanks

 

[primaprime]

1. Yes. Is this nomination from an Express Entry-linked stream?
2. Yes.
3. It should tell you who to include: spouse or partner, dependent children, parents, their spouses or partners, your siblings, etc.
4. Give every address you have resided at.
5. No.

 

[Aman.seiim]

Hello
Thanks for your quick revert.
1. Yes, it is for an express entry linked stream - Ontario immigration nominee program. I have received a notification of interest, but I suppose till I submit the form and get an acceptance I guess I won't officially get a nomination. Am I correct in this ? If so, then I guess I would have to answer the question as no. Please clarify.

Thanks tons for your help. Looking forward to hearing from you.