You really have nothing to loose by doing this. You instead may be leaving issues to chances if you wait for them to be looking for your EE profile when trying to nominate you but discover that they can no longer see that you have a visible EE profile.Thanks a lot for your detailed response. Thats really very helpful.
You mentioned after receiving we have 6 months to submit a completed application. Below is the excerpt from the page you mentioned. Thanks for it.
After you receive a Notification of Interest from Ontario through your IRCC online account, you have 6 months to submit your application to the OINP under the Human Capital Priorities Stream.
In my case i have already submitted an application within 6 months but due to drop in points the EE profile is now ineligible. It doesn't say that i have 6 months to submit completed application.
I was confused if i should let OINP know because they might just find a fair point to reject me. I somehow thought that my application would be almost there for nomination since it is over 60 days i submitted (19 July) and i have been in 'Decision in progress' stage since 17th Aug. I though i would be opening a can of worms and thought would be better to get nomination and then regularizing me score so they can take my case ahead. I am extremely worried that they would simply reject my case. Do you think they would hold all this up for one person like this. i have put my hard earned money in this so more concerned.
I am writing an email to them mentioning all this and my complete details. Is there anything that i should mention that they give me some time. I have already registered and paid for my wife's IELTS and the exam is on 14th oct. They need atleast 16 days to provide results. I will attach my wife's registration details. I somehow want to also know if there is anything else they need and want them to consider my nomination. Can i ask them if they have anything else needed apart frmo this and they can nominate me once i regularize all this.
What are the possible outcome based on your situation?
(1.) Rejection, or
(2.) Understanding and consideration.
Be prepared for the worst but also hope for the best.
This is your best shot at appealing for their understanding and consideration.
The point is that your EE profile was eligible when you received NOI and also when you submitted your application.
If this occurred at IRCC stage, your details will have been locked and your application processed.
On it's own, your OINP application is not the issue, it's only that it's dependent on your EE profile which has become ineligible based on age changes which is a natural event.
Take the bold step and do a proper LOE explaining the situation and the fact that when you got the NOI and submitted your application, your profile was valid.
Then appeal to them, explaining that once you supply your spouse's IELTS which shouldn't have been required if not for the drop in point due to change in age, you'll be back to eligible status.
You'll be surprised that they may understand and delay finalizing your application so you can regularize.