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I have withdrawn my old profile and created a new profile in order to put French as my first language. When I created the new profile, how should I answer the question: "Have you ever applied under Express Entry...". I've answered Yes and insert my old Express Entry profile no. Is that fine?

What to do next, may be those experienced in this forum can help as I have not reached that stage and don't know exactly.

Félicitations. How long does it take to get the notification?

The issue is that the provinces' stream (except Ontario) places barrier for the French stream like connection, job offer, etc...

We don't know exactly!

Just to add: This thread concerns two remaining upcoming reforms for 1) French and 2) Siblings in granting more points under Express Entry only.

Well, this article came from a respectable source to be trusted as they gain no benefit in publishing it, in comparison with law firms' website.

Read the article which quotes his speech. He did say additional points coming for French and Siblings in 2017. My assumption is that it might be announced this year but implemented on Jan 1, 2017, because the Federation said there is an urgency for French.

No, because in either way in force like PNP amongst them, they cannot attain their objective. I mean additional points for those who have French under Express Entry this time. This has been made clear in his speech.

It has been confirmed by McCallum himself that additional points for Siblings will come in 2017. Check this thread, in discussion: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/more-points-to-siblings-and-francophones-confirmed-2017-t462639.0.html

I did not see any video for this conference. However, there is a video where McCallum made his speech on Francophone Day this month to the Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne (FCFA) du Canada. It was mentioned that they failed to meet their objective despite the Mobilité...

Because it's confusing. I'm helping her and I see people got rejected in this forum because CIC has doubt that they did not perform the duties...

No, discretion lies within this rule. There are applicants who complied exactly with this rule, furnish reference letters with salary mentioned. Still CIC reject their applications because of doubt they did not performing the stated NOC due to income received. So, yes, CIC wants to know...

Yes, but normally articling student's income is exempt from tax, so as for majority of work placements in some countries. After all, CIC says that if you cannot furnish direct proof like pay slips, any other documents like that from tax authority might be an option. The work placement...

CIC want to know whether someone got paid in order to be sure whether the applicant really perform the duties. In this case, my friend has proof that she fulfilled the duties under the NOC, as there is proof that she got registered as a professional with the respective regulatory body upon...

You might be wrong. I found this: Calculating work experience for FSW Work experience can be calculated by: adding up the number of continuous weeks of full-time (or equivalent in part-time) paid work (i.e., 30 hours/37.5 hours per week in one full-time job, a combined total of at least 30...

Yes, but I believe for articling students, the situation is different. That's why, CIC explicitly mention "articling students are included in the list...", which infers they might know the situation might be different for such category considered as work experience. For instance, the articling...

I have a querry from a friend who is claiming only 1 year of foreign work experience and nothing about Canadian work experience in order to become eligible at least under FSWP to come to Canada. For accounting work placement after graduation to be counted as foreign work experience: Can...

"At the CBIE conference, Mr. McCallum said further Express Entry changes are coming in 2017 that would grant points to candidates with siblings in Canada and to Francophones." http://www.universityaffairs.ca/news/news-article/express-entry-reforms/ When in 2017?

Their immigration session is weird though as they did not even attend Francophone countries, although they are desperately looking for French-speaking applicants.