Ask Canadian skilled immigration experts to help me answer questions about "job investigation".

First, accept the application and start hearing the application. There will be a relative schedule after the application is accepted. I don't know when you submitted your application and how long it will take. Of course, the safest way is to be prepared to reply after submission. You can also ask yourself to experiment,

Second, if your situation is investigated, you will not directly refuse, and you will be asked to supplement the corresponding information and explain the reasons. Of course, have you made it clear that it is reasonable? This judgment is in the hands of immigration officials. I suggest you keep the certificate of separation and other issues. Besides, although it is said that as long as the grades are enough, there will never be too many problems at home, it doesn't feel good to others. It's best to find another job yourself.