A MAN is being threatened with eviction over social security issues that could force him onto the streets.
Mousen, a refugee living in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, detailed his situation remaining at home after fleeing his country due to his sexuality.
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Although he currently lives in a public housing unit, Mousen is being threatened with eviction because he does not have the necessary documentation to remain there.
Mousen does not yet qualify for a social security number and other official documentation needed to prevent her eviction from the unit.
With the eviction currently being handled in the courts, Mousen explained that if a judge approves the eviction request, he will not have time to prepare.
“The sheriff told me they would come right away because they marked my eviction as a serious circumstance,” he said. CTV News.
Mousen arrived in the country as a student, but health problems forced him to abandon his studies.
However, due to his home country’s attitude towards homosexuals, it is not safe for Mousen to return home.
“Being gay where I come from is illegal,” he said.
“I went through a lot of things there that forced me to level up at 17 and come to Canada,” he said.
Regardless of the outcome of the eviction filing, Mousen highlighted to the media outlet her love for Canada and her feeling of safety there.
Your permanent residence status is pending but you do not meet the documentation requirements for the housing unit provided by the Ministry of Social Services.
“I have not received a response from the CRA or RCC. My request is being analyzed, but Regina Housing will not wait”, explained the concerned refugee.
“I’m terrified. I’ve been homeless four times,” he said. CTV News.
A judge’s decision is currently pending following eviction hearings and subsequent appeals.
“All tenants are required to provide current income information to the housing authority,” the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation told CTV in a statement.
I’m terrified. I’ve been homeless about four times.
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Mousen says social services provided this information to him.
However, he claims that Regina Housing is demanding a violation notice that he is not yet entitled to.
The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation and Regina Housing have been contacted for comment.
The US Sun previously reported on a “devastated” homeowner being forced out of her home despite always paying her bills on time.
Several tenants in the same building woke up to the same eviction notice for “non-payment of rent”.
They had just four days to pack their belongings, but the tenants took the matter to court.
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