iaatmguy:
if that's the truth, state it as well

Topsmamen:


No, it won't.

Thank you.

jollyjols:


The fact that it contrasts with the US visa application does not really matter. Just ensure that the Canadian one is the correct one. The know a lot f people tell lies to the US in their applications because they were not very thorough. The most important is admitting you were refused. that is the most important.

Certainly. Thank you.

iaatmguy:
write a passionate letter ( LOE) and explain the way you did here and apologize

Topsmamen:


An LOE should suffice. As long as you admit and explain everything, you have nothing to worry about.

Thanks guys. I appreciate your feedback.

One more thing, in the loe, while absolutely taking responsibility for the misrepresentation, will it be redundant to mention that she was misled by an agent?

Please seniors in the house.

ColexMT:
Good morning. Thanks for the good job here. This thread and the previous ones have been my source of information for this journey.

A silent reader here... I had to register to ask this question.

I am one month post AOR. I applied as single and I intend to add my fiancée to my application at some point before PPR. I know what that entails so I have it covered. My concern however is the fact that my fiancée had at a time misrepresented a work experience (she was at that time doing a 2nd degree part-time study and learning a craft) in her US visa application which was refused for lack of ties to her home country.

I know I have to mention her past visa refusals; so, considering that I have to include her activities in the past 10 years in her personal history which would contrast with the data on her US visa application, how best can we overcome this misrepresentation. We don't intend to continue with the misrepresentation.

Would wiriting an LOE admitting the mispresentation be deemed enough? I can't think of any other way, really. I am worried that the misrepresentation may be considered a ground to reject our PR application.

So here is my situation. I appreciate your feedback.

Thank you.

Good morning. Thanks for the good job here. This thread and the previous ones have been my source of information for this journey.

A silent reader here... I had to register to ask this question.

I am one month post AOR. I applied as single and I intend to add my fiancée to my application at some point before PPR. I know what that entails so I have it covered. My concern however is the fact that my fiancée had at a time misrepresented a work experience (she was at that time doing a 2nd degree part-time study and learning a craft) in her US visa application which was refused for lack of ties to her home country.

I know I have to mention her past visa refusals; so, considering that I have to include her activities in the past 10 years in her personal history which would contrast with the data on her US visa application, how best can we overcome this misrepresentation. We don't intend to continue with the misrepresentation.

Would wiriting an LOE admitting the mispresentation be deemed enough? I can't think of any other way, really. I am worried that the misrepresentation may be considered a ground to reject our PR application.

So here is my situation. I appreciate your feedback.

Thank you.