TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

I am Mrs Kamalpreet Kaur and currently residing in the United

Kingdom. I live with my long term partner and my child who is
born in the United Kingdom. I am making this application under
Article 8 and family reunion route to be add my partner Mr Avtar
Singh to our application a dependant. I was granted asylum refugee
status for five years to stay in the United Kingdom (UK)
The details are as follows :

Partner name : Kamalpreet Kaur

Date of Birth : 05/02/1988
Nationality: India
Home Office Reference Number : S1805964

Child name : Amandeep Kaur

Date of Birth: 20/01/2023
Nationality : India
Home Office Reference Number: S1805964

I would like to apply for my partner as a right to remain in the UK

based on a human rights his right to family and private life in the
UK under ‘Article 8‘ application. Me and my partner have been
living together for nearly 3 years and we have a child together for
whom I will attach the birth certificate for.

However as my child is born in the united kingdom it is in her best

interest of the child to grant my partner stay as he is needed for
her emotional and psychological support.As under Section 55 of
the 2009 Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act. It is required
that the Home Office is required by law to make sure that
decisions concerning children safeguard and promote the welfare
of children.
The life of my child child has established in the UK and will be
for the remaining of her life, as my child is a British citizen,
because if her father is removed it will have a very damaging
impact on her mental health. As we do not have any extended
family in the United Kingdom.

Also I would like my partner the right to remain on the basis of

family life, as we are in a genuine and subsiding relationship. We
have formed a family life together and want to continue living
together as couple. If my partner is refused stay me and my
daughter will suffer insurmountable obstacles as he plays a vital
role in taking care of me and our child.