MN1 - references

[shweta.duggal]

Hi,

I just went to health visitor to get signed the MN1 form. unfortunately, she turned out to be an employee of Home Office.

My child does not go to school so cannot have teacher as referee.

Can a family support worker be considered as social worker?

who come under minister of religion? I'm Hindu.

Please suggest me.

Thanks

[skymoon]

You cannot use family support worker as referee. Please check list of acceptable referees by HO.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

[shweta.duggal]

Thank for your reply.
please suggest what other I can use as referee.

[skymoon]

You can use your bank/building Society Official, Nurse, or any Solicitor. Good luck.

[shweta.duggal]

Sorry I am bit confused. For MN1 it is clearly mentioned in Guide that

One referee should be a professional who has engaged with the child in a professional capacity, such as a teacher, health visitor, social worker or minister of religion.

Can I use Nurse in this case?

Second referee I would using as profession which falls in above mention category.

[skymoon]

Sorry I am bit confused. For MN1 it is clearly mentioned in Guide that

One referee should be a professional who has engaged with the child in a professional capacity, such as a teacher, health visitor, social worker or minister of religion.

Can I use Nurse in this case?

Second referee I would using as profession which falls in above mention category.

Yes you can use Nurse as a Professional referee.

[shweta.duggal]

hi I am back again

i called my GP and what i was told is :-
a) for getting GP /nurse signed the form, one should be registered with GP for min 3 years. in my case my child is 2.4 years

b) they will charge £20 to sign the form. has anyone paid for teh signature before?


Please let me know.

Thanks

[skymoon]

hi I am back again

i called my GP and what i was told is :-
a) for getting GP /nurse signed the form, one should be registered with GP for min 3 years. in my case my child is 2.4 years

b) they will charge £20 to sign the form. has anyone paid for teh signature before?


Please let me know.

Thanks

Don't worry, your GP/Nurse can give you reference even your child is not 3years old yet. Yes i paid £10 to my GP for reference letter.

[wpilr_nov12]

hi I am back again

i called my GP and what i was told is :-
a) for getting GP /nurse signed the form, one should be registered with GP for min 3 years. in my case my child is 2.4 years

b) they will charge £20 to sign the form. has anyone paid for teh signature before? This payment/charging is pretty normal.


Please let me know.

Thanks