SELECT ONE

1. Tania has submitted her application for permanent resident as the principal applicant and has included her husband Marcos as her accompanying spouse. During the processing of her application, Marcos was diagnosticated with kidney cancer and requires ongoing/expensive medical treatment and medications. What is most likely to occur?

a) The case may be refused because Marcos is inadmissible on health on health grounds because his medical condition will cause excessive demand on Canada's health care system.

b) Marcos is not admissible because he is the spouse of the principal applicant

c) Marcos is not admissible because his health condition does not endanger the health of Canadians

d) If Marcos is removed from Tania's application, the case will be approved

2. Which of the following statements is true regarding writing 44(1) reports?

a) The fact that officers have the discretionary power to decide whether or not to write an inadmissibility reports means that they can disregard the fact that someone is, or may be, inadmissible, or that they can grant status to that person.

b) The fact that officers do not have the discretionary power to decide whether or not to write an inadmissibly report does not mean that they can disregard the fact that someone is, or may be, inadmissible, or that they can grants status to that person

c)The fact that officers have the discretionary power to decide whether or not to write an admissibility report means that someone is, or may be, inadmissible, or that they can grant status to that person

d) The fact that officers have the discretionary power to decide whether or not to write an inadmissibly report does not mean that they can disregard the fact that someone is, or may be, inadmissible, or that they can grant status to that person.