PR misrepresentation fear didn't declare i 'lived' in another country on IEC

[iamthesky]

hi there,
I have been living in Canada on IEC and now gathering everything to go into the pool application for PR probably through skilled worker or Canadian experience class. including BCPNP application.

On my IEC application I said NO to the question 'have you lived in another country for 6 months since you were 18?' i should have said yes as I 'lived' in Australia when I was 'travelling' I said no because I just didn't consider it living as I had no fixed address or work for more than 3 months. I have a clean police check and driving record but was never asked to submit and didn't realize it was this question that messed it up

I had however declared it on the travel question and also uploaded a resume that stated I have traveled and worked in Australia for 1 year.

anyone with similar situation? any advice? I think I'm just going to write a letter to submit with application to explain

 

[koko13]

I am in the same position. What did you do?

 

[k.h.p.]

I am in the same position. What did you do?

You don't know if you're in the same position. The person above says they at least declared the travel and uploaded information in the application that detailed travel and work in Australia. From what you said in your thread, you don't recall if you declared the travel or otherwise told IRCC that you had been in Australia for 11 months. However - did you? Was there anything in your IEC application that would have allowed IRCC to see you'd been working in Australia for 11 months?

Also, this post is from 2017, so I hope the OP sees it and comes back to answer