working 2 jobs at the same time

[shadowpetit]

Hi guys, I need help! We're trying to apply for the family sponsorship. I'm confused about something in the application form. Here's the thing: My work was home-based for 3 years, so basically I can work in the Philippines (where I live) or I can go travel or go on a vacation and still work at the same time while abroad (since I can bring my work with me, as long as I have an internet connection I can work). So in the course of these 3 years working for my home-based job, I got another job in a restaurant in another country. At the same time, within this period, I also traveled to 3 different countries, staying around 1 week in each just for vacation.

My question is: in the Schedule A- background declaration form, how do I break this down in the PERSONAL HISTORY section? Should I itemize every single time I traveled out of the country? Will it affect my visa application if I was working two jobs at the same time? Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[MadeInCanada]

I submitted working 3 jobs. One of which is also home based. I filled in the form with all the dates and then wrote a detailed explanation of a separate paper. I wrote the form name and what question/section the information was pertaining to at the top along with my name.

I do not think that it would effect your application. If you were even in other countries for more then 6 months consecutive (the country you held the restaurant job) then you will need police record from there as well. The only delay I can see in that regard is the more they have to check up on the longer it will take.

I am sure others will reply with their experiences and opinions.

Take Care
MadeInCanada

 

[shadowpetit]

I submitted working 3 jobs. One of which is also home based. I filled in the form with all the dates and then wrote a detailed explanation of a separate paper. I wrote the form name and what question/section the information was pertaining to at the top along with my name.

I do not think that it would effect your application. If you were even in other countries for more then 6 months consecutive (the country you held the restaurant job) then you will need police record from there as well. The only delay I can see in that regard is the more they have to check up on the longer it will take.

I am sure others will reply with their experiences and opinions.

Take Care
MadeInCanada

Thanks for the reply. Were you required to submit employment certificates for the online (home based) jobs?

 

[Sweden]

are you the sponsor or the applicant?

If you're the sponsor, and it's your current job, then yes, you need to explain - and if it's home-based and self employed, then explain how much you make etc. If it's home-based but not self employed, then get a work certificate from your employer. CIC needs to be able to see how you are making a living so they know that you won't go on welfare.

If you're the applicant, no, you don't need a certificate.
Sweden