user11697: I followed another question here and imported my address from Bitcoin-QT to Multibit.
The reason why I did so was because I had received some BTC but in Bitcoin-QT it was taking years to download the blockchain. So I simply took the private key and imported in Multibit.
Now even after Multibit imports it successfully, the BTC I had received to the address do not show up. I have confirmed from blockchain.info and other sources, the transacton does exist.
ALSO, I have set correct date of the transaction in the import file during import.
Please advise what's wrong?
Thanks.

user5157: "I have set correct date of the transaction in the import file during import" - I don't think you need to do this. 
I believe the date is not the date of the transaction, but the date the wallet was created. 
Try importing the private key again without changing the date. 

user9301: Set the date in the import file to the date the key was created (date and time are in UTC, not local time).  Then do Tools -> Reset block chain and transactions.  This will cause MultiBit to rescan the block chain from the earliest key creation time.  It should then show your transactions.

11697: <p>I followed another question here and imported my address from Bitcoin-QT to Multibit.
The reason why I did so was because I had received some BTC but in Bitcoin-QT it was taking years to download the blockchain. So I simply took the private key and imported in Multibit.</p>

<p>Now even after Multibit imports it successfully, the BTC I had received to the address do not show up. I have confirmed from blockchain.info and other sources, the transacton does exist.</p>

<p>ALSO, I have set correct date of the transaction in the import file during import.</p>

<p>Please advise what's wrong?</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>
 5157: <p>"I have set correct date of the transaction in the import file during import" - I don't think you need to do this. </p>

<p>I believe the date is not the date of the transaction, but the date the wallet was created. </p>

<p>Try importing the private key again without changing the date. </p>
 9301: <p>Set the date in the import file to the date the key was created (date and time are in UTC, not local time).  Then do Tools -> Reset block chain and transactions.  This will cause MultiBit to rescan the block chain from the earliest key creation time.  It should then show your transactions.</p>
