Thanks for this answer, I still have 3 months to go( October) so I guess I will submit with the old one. I dont know if deleting and creating a new one will be seen as fraudulent. But one last question on this sentence ===That time, i was hoping that EE draws will accommodate my CRS.
=== So did EE draws accomdate your CRS?[/QUOTE]
personally, if you are only about to submit your LAA, better you create new EE. why? because getting LOA takes time, during my time, it was 3 months. I am not sure how long it is now.
of course the decision will be up to you, but you should also consider your CRS score. what is your goal in your application? in my case, i submitted both EOI and EE at the same time. if i got ITA before the LAA, then i wouldnt have submitted LAA in the first place, to save money. Last year, the CRS range were 430-ish to 420-ish. so was really hoping to get ITA before LAA. i also considered the tie-breaking rule. however, as you are already aware, even until now, the CRS hasnt gone down to 440. so my only option then was MPNP so i could get additional 600 points. i created new EE profile 2 weeks before expiry of the old EE account, however, i got delayed because i forgot to include the jobseeker validation.
if you still want to keep your current EE profile, deleting and creating new EE profile will not make it as fraud, you only need to send email to mpnp that you have changed your ee profile. they will give you a reply after few days that they have updated your info on their system.
usually about three months but now I wouldn't be surprised if the average wait is around 6 months. But because you are an inland applicant, it might still be around 3 months for you.
