It depends how much off-centre you are experiencing. There will be some amount of off-set as parallax error is present because the lens and the IR beam is not co-located but one seated above the other by a few centimetres.
It should not be a concern as the beam pattern is quite wide and all it needs is for the focusing points in the camera to detect the pattern or the lighted area. You should be able to see the beam pattern through the viewfinder if you 'half-pressed' the shutter button in a dark room. The off-set will be particular obvious at close focussing distance as the beam pattern is smaller and the parallax error is at it worst.
If the beam pattern is alignment is very bad, you may need to send it in for adjustment.