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How about your kids school teacher or someone. local counsellor, community leader or someone who knows you and your family and is a Managing Director of a lmited company etc... should be enough If your kid is very smal (i.e just born etc...) then someone from above who knows you very well for long enough should be sufficient I guesszabir wrote:A retired British Dr can be professional referee of my kids for ANI form? But he is not engaged with the child in a professional capacity. Please help me….
thanks for your reply,they are between 8 to 14 years old. neither GP not teacher are willing to be referee...lionking007 wrote:How about your kids school teacher or someone. local counsellor, community leader or someone who knows you and your family and is a Managing Director of a lmited company etc... should be enough If your kid is very smal (i.e just born etc...) then someone from above who knows you very well for long enough should be sufficient I guesszabir wrote:A retired British Dr can be professional referee of my kids for ANI form? But he is not engaged with the child in a professional capacity. Please help me….
Any friend that you know of who is either a bank officer, manager, or someone professional. what about your kids friends parents???? I am sure your kids will have plenty of friends and you I am sure would know of their parents through regular interactions; also, a minsiter of relegion from a mosque etc...zabir wrote:thanks for your reply,they are between 8 to 14 years old. neither GP not teacher are willing to be referee...lionking007 wrote:How about your kids school teacher or someone. local counsellor, community leader or someone who knows you and your family and is a Managing Director of a lmited company etc... should be enough If your kid is very smal (i.e just born etc...) then someone from above who knows you very well for long enough should be sufficient I guesszabir wrote:A retired British Dr can be professional referee of my kids for ANI form? But he is not engaged with the child in a professional capacity. Please help me….
yes i have couple of friends but according to the HO guidance they are not as "One referee should have known the child personally and have been their doctor, teacher, health visitor, social worker, or minister of religion. The other referee must be a holder of a British citizen passport.lionking007 wrote:Any friend that you know of who is either a bank officer, manager, or someone professional. what about your kids friends parents???? I am sure your kids will have plenty of friends and you I am sure would know of their parents through regular interactions; also, a minsiter of relegion from a mosque etc...zabir wrote:thanks for your reply,they are between 8 to 14 years old. neither GP not teacher are willing to be referee...lionking007 wrote:How about your kids school teacher or someone. local counsellor, community leader or someone who knows you and your family and is a Managing Director of a lmited company etc... should be enough If your kid is very smal (i.e just born etc...) then someone from above who knows you very well for long enough should be sufficient I guesszabir wrote:A retired British Dr can be professional referee of my kids for ANI form? But he is not engaged with the child in a professional capacity. Please help me….
I don't think that the professional referee needs to be engaged with the child in a professional capacity: he or she has to be a professional and know the child/parent(s).zabir wrote:A retired British Dr can be professional referee of my kids for ANI form? But he is not engaged with the child in a professional capacity. Please help me….
Christophe is right. Also as far as i am aware, Professional refree do not have to give their passport number. They already have the appropriate systems in place if need be they can check at their end.Christophe wrote:I don't think that the professional referee needs to be engaged with the child in a professional capacity: he or she has to be a professional and know the child/parent(s).zabir wrote:A retired British Dr can be professional referee of my kids for ANI form? But he is not engaged with the child in a professional capacity. Please help me….
I beg your pardon: you are right and I was wrong. Sorry for any confusion.Slightly wrote:I disagree. The instructions clearly say that for a child, one of the referees should be a professional (of any nationality) who should firstly know them, and secondly have been their teacher/doctor/health visitor/social worker/minister of religion etc.
Link http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/briti ... ngtheform/
Now whether they exercise discretion on that requirement, I do not know but would welcome views.