Carta Ciudadanía e Inmigración de Canadá

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Date: March 3, 2016 Case Processing Centre – Ottawa 219 Laurier Ave. West, 7th floor, section B Ottawa, Ontario K1A 1L1 Canada UCI: 89295559

Application: E000158425 Email: FMONTOYA@YORKU.CA

Phillip Joseph Motoya - 415 WENLOCK AVE. RICHMOND HILL, ON , L4C 1N3 Canada Dear Phillip Joseph Motoya: This letter concerns your application for permanent residence in Canada. Based on a review of your file, it appears that you or your family member may not meet the requirements for immigration to Canada. I have determined that your family member Nicolas Montoya is a person whose health condition might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on social services in Canada. An excessive demand is a demand for which the anticipated costs exceed the average Canadian per capita health and social services costs, which is currently set at $6,387 per year. Pursuant to subsection 38(1) [and pursuant to section 42 in the case of a family member] of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, it therefore appears that you may be inadmissible on health grounds. Your family member, Nicolas Montoya, has the following medical condition or diagnosis: Down’s syndrome (759) with Moderate Intellectual Disability. In particular: This applicant was born on 2002/11/28 in Costa Rica. He made an application in the non-EDE category and his province of destination is ON. He has a diagnosis of Down's syndrome. This diagnosis was confirmed based on all information gathered from the Pediatrician, School, and Educational psychologist reports. Psychological testing shows very limited cognitive and language ability, and very limited adaptive skills. He is a 13 year old functioning at a 3 year old level. School principal notes in letter of Sep 3, 2014 that he is attending public school in a community class. His special education teacher provides at least 80 % support and educational assistants provide support 100% of each day. In consultation with Health Branch of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, I have determined that the following social services will be required: The expected cost for special education support for this child will likely be $20,000 – $25,000 over one year. This amount exceeds the average per capita threshold of $6,387.00 annually and therefore would likely exceed the average Canadian per capita health services and social services costs over a period of five consecutive years. A detailed list of healthcare services required, cost implications as well as sources used to determine these costs are included in Appendix I.


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