@@gregormendel I got an Invitation to Apply (ITA), but I'm a...
@loopylizard6667 (4H ago| Updated 4H ago)@@gregormendel I got an Invitation to Apply (ITA), but I'm a bit stuck on how to declare my spouse's info. In my EOI, I said "Yes" to nominating my spouse's occupation, but I didn't claim partner skill points because their skill assessment wasn't done. Now they're working, and I'm not getting a skill assessment for them.
My question is: Do I list their previous work experience in the ITA, even though I'm not claiming points for it? I'm really worried that if I don't put their experience in the ITA, it might mess with my visa application, especially since I mentioned their occupation in the EOI.
Has anyone been in a similar situation or have advice? Any help would be greatly appreciated! 🙏
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You dont need to list their experience (as Unskilled partner).
@gregormendel Sir, I mentioned "Yes" in the EOI to the question about my partner having a nominated occupation. However, I did not claim any points for her skill assessment. I'm a bit concerned, could the visa officer raise an issue because I selected "Yes" without providing evidence of her work experience? I just want to clarify whether this could cause any problems during the visa processing.