That is not accurate. As per IRCC:
An applicant may have a birthday after they receive an ITA but before they submit their e-APR.
Their change in age may lower their CRS score below the lowest score in the round of invitations. It may also result in the applicant no longer meeting the minimum requirements of the FSWC and, consequently, no longer meeting the MEC, resulting in a refusal based on
section A11.2.
When a change in age results in the candidate no longer meeting the MEC or having their recalculated CRS points score fall below the lowest points score in that round of invitations,
officers should consider applying the public policy to exempt applicants for permanent residence from certain age-based requirements between invitation to apply and application, based on
section A25.2. This consideration can result in an exemption from the refusal of an application under section A11.2.
So, that means that the CRS
will drop if the applicant has a birthday after receiving an ITA. However, if this drop makes the CRS score fall below the cut-off threshold, the applicant will be exempt and the application will
not be refused. Good Luck!