siddharth_pharma84,
You do have valid points. In the application form, point # 6 says we have to provide proof of funds, but does not say to be attached to the initial application. This will be surely required before getting the nomination (most likely as soon as the exploratory visit is completed). At the end of the application, proof of funds is not mentioned as a document to be attached. It asks only for the documents that I had mentioned in my earlier post.
As for your second response on my judgement / comment on the applicant qualifications and experience. Please keep in mind Morden or the nearest bigger city of Winkler, may or may not have jobs that offer a annual salary of CAD $ 70,000++. People with B.Tech and MBA or for that matter any double professional degrees ( even though these are not Canadianl college degrees), will target $ 70k ++within 2 or 3 years of getting Canadian experience. Based on this, the City of Morden will have a doubt if these professionals will live for at least 6-10 years in their city. There is every possibility of these professionals to look for greener pasture as soon as they attain citizenship.
I did not say the above keeping in mind any particular applicant. This is only an example. I hope you see my point.
You do have valid points. In the application form, point # 6 says we have to provide proof of funds, but does not say to be attached to the initial application. This will be surely required before getting the nomination (most likely as soon as the exploratory visit is completed). At the end of the application, proof of funds is not mentioned as a document to be attached. It asks only for the documents that I had mentioned in my earlier post.
As for your second response on my judgement / comment on the applicant qualifications and experience. Please keep in mind Morden or the nearest bigger city of Winkler, may or may not have jobs that offer a annual salary of CAD $ 70,000++. People with B.Tech and MBA or for that matter any double professional degrees ( even though these are not Canadianl college degrees), will target $ 70k ++within 2 or 3 years of getting Canadian experience. Based on this, the City of Morden will have a doubt if these professionals will live for at least 6-10 years in their city. There is every possibility of these professionals to look for greener pasture as soon as they attain citizenship.
I did not say the above keeping in mind any particular applicant. This is only an example. I hope you see my point.