The Home Office has granted leave to remain for Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed. This outcome brings a profound sense of relief to everyone who recognized the importance of supporting this family. Your commitment to this cause ensured that Fayza can remain with her loved ones in the place she calls …
May 29, 2015
Petition to Theresa May, The Home Secretary to grant Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed leave to remain in the UK
Final supporters
Petition to Theresa May, The Home Secretary to grant Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed leave to remain in the UK
We have made ourselves familiar with the case of Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed
We are writing to ask for your intervention to prevent a human tragedy that Mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed and her son Rafik Arsany are now facing with the whole members of our church.
Background
Her late son, Dr Emad Arsany had been in UK since 1988, obtained his fellowship in psychiatry in 1993, he was a British Citizen, settled in UK, became a consultant in Psychiatry and served in Wolverhampton NHS Trust as a substantial and permanent consultant since 1999, suffered from Multiple Scleroses for 20 years, his condition was progressive and deteriorating.
During the early stages of his illness his Egyptian parents Mr Abdalla Arsany and Mrs Fayza G. Tadros used to come and visit him in the UK for varying periods of time to provide him with the support and encouragement that he needed and then return to Egypt.
As Dr Arsany's condition deteriorated and became more and more disabled, his need for his parent's support and care has increased. However, as no type of British visas apply to parents who wish to come to the UK to care for their children, they continued to come on a visitor visa which limits their stay in the UK to six month. They continued to struggle to keep up with this time restriction and they had to leave their disabled son every six month in order to renew their visa. On 23rd June 2003 Mrs Tadros and her Husband Mr Abdalla Arsany (Emad's Dad) came to take care of their son, on 13th October 2003 her husband passed away and was buried in Widney Manor Cemetery under Solihull Borough Council in The Coptic Orthodox Church Grave Yard Plot.
However, Dr Arsany's condition has deteriorated to the extent that he became wheel chair bound, unable to move, completely unable to care for himself, and his speech has greatly deteriorated when the social services couldn't provide him with no more than two hours care per day. Mrs Tadros presence has therefore become vital to provide her son with the mother's support that he desperately needs and 7/24 hour care. It is only then that Mrs Tadros could no longer leave her son to renew her visa and had to apply for an indefinite leave to remain in the country, that was in August 2004.
To her great disappointment, the application has been rejected due to her special situation not being covered by the UK visa system. Driven by the belief that such humanitarian situation is bound to be supported by the British immigration system, Mrs Tadros appealed against that decision and thankfully she was given a carer visa with Dr Arsany's pledge to financially support his mother so that she does not need to access any public money.
Dr Arsany has passed away on 16th February 2009, buried with his father in the same place.
Her extension application was refused and the Home Office requested further reasons to why she wants to stay for reconsideration of the decision or appeal. She did send the reasons for reconsideration but she didn't get any reply or response from the home office for 6 years now which wasted her chance for the appeal too.
The result is that Mrs Tadros is now facing the nightmare prospect of being forcibly separated from her son Rafik and return to Egypt in her old age to no place to stay, no family and no relatives.
She had a private and family life with her two sons in UK, emotionally and financially, totally dependent on them till Emad has departed and now her other son Rafik who is a consultant Anaesthetist, British citizen, settled in UK, visits her frequently and she has been in deep relationship with him and his family, wife and grandchildren. She is dependent on them socially, emotionally, financially and psychologically as well as she is emotionally and psychologically dependent on the church community.
If she would be removed, then she will be separated from her private and family life, her home and all her correspondences and it is her human right to keep it. The UK was the home for her deceased son and the home for her living one Rafik now and it became her home too after all that time and her circumstances.
It is impossible to resume family life between her son Rafik and her in Egypt after this long time. It is inhuman and degrading for her in her old age and for her son who is serving all the public and unfortunately can't serve and care for his own mother should she be returned to Egypt.
A discretionary leave to remain visa for Mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros on compassionate and humanitarian basis would be very much appreciated from all of us.
Updates
May 3, 2015
Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures serves as a powerful reminder that many people care deeply about the stability and dignity of this family. This level of support encourages us to continue our efforts to ensure Fayza and Rafik can remain in their home. I am grateful for the steady attention you have brought to this situation.
May 3, 2015
Reaching one hundred signatures shows that many people recognize the humanity behind this situation. This level of engagement provides a strong foundation as we prepare to advocate for Fayza and her family.
Reached 250 supporters
May 2, 2015
May 1, 2015
The steady growth of this petition reflects a deep commitment to keeping a family together during a period of immense personal trial. Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures will demonstrate to the Home Secretary that our community holds this matter in high regard. Please take a moment to pass this request along to those who might offer their support as we look toward this threshold.
Reached 100 supporters
May 1, 2015
167 Comments
Please give this old lady permission to remain in the UK. Through her children she had contributed greatly to those in need in England, is not dependent on State funds, and has a supportive network of friends and family here, not in Egypt.
It is unfair for the poor elderly 81 years old lady who has no family in Egypt ,and already has a son,British citizen,living permenantly in UK to go back ,would you mind considering her stay ,At that stage she deserves to enjoy her grandchildren and to be looked after by her family in uk
From human right point of view, this elderly lady has the right to enjoy family life as her son is living in the UK and She needs his psychological and loving support in her life, especially that She is a widow who lost her son after long struggle with a debilitating condition.
I also know Mrs Fayza Gindy personally and witnessed the care and support she gave to herr son. She has been settled in the UK for many years and has close links to the local Coptic Church. I strongly support her appeal and hope this decision can be reconsidered on compassionate grounds.
I believe she deserves to stay, her son was a tax payer working in the NHS despite his illness till the last couple of years of his life, that's the least we can do for his mum after his passing away.. She defenitely deserves it much more than others who has given nothing to this country.
I sign in support of this lady whose circumstances and sad losses are heartbreaking. She should be fully supported with visa & allowed to stay here. Her sons, husband & herself have contributed more than their fare share to study/work/care here. I hope the outcome of this tragedy is a positive & peaceful one, Insha'Allah. Kindest regards, Ms A Burns.
I know this lady and wish for her to stay in the uk
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The Home Office has granted leave to remain for Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed. This outcome brings a profound sense of relief to everyone who recognized the importance of supporting this family. Your commitment to this cause ensured that Fayza can remain with her loved ones in the place she calls …
May 29, 2015
Petition to Theresa May, The Home Secretary to grant Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed leave to remain in the UK
Final supporters
Petition to Theresa May, The Home Secretary to grant Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed leave to remain in the UK
We have made ourselves familiar with the case of Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed
We are writing to ask for your intervention to prevent a human tragedy that Mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed and her son Rafik Arsany are now facing with the whole members of our church.
Background
Her late son, Dr Emad Arsany had been in UK since 1988, obtained his fellowship in psychiatry in 1993, he was a British Citizen, settled in UK, became a consultant in Psychiatry and served in Wolverhampton NHS Trust as a substantial and permanent consultant since 1999, suffered from Multiple Scleroses for 20 years, his condition was progressive and deteriorating.
During the early stages of his illness his Egyptian parents Mr Abdalla Arsany and Mrs Fayza G. Tadros used to come and visit him in the UK for varying periods of time to provide him with the support and encouragement that he needed and then return to Egypt.
As Dr Arsany's condition deteriorated and became more and more disabled, his need for his parent's support and care has increased. However, as no type of British visas apply to parents who wish to come to the UK to care for their children, they continued to come on a visitor visa which limits their stay in the UK to six month. They continued to struggle to keep up with this time restriction and they had to leave their disabled son every six month in order to renew their visa. On 23rd June 2003 Mrs Tadros and her Husband Mr Abdalla Arsany (Emad's Dad) came to take care of their son, on 13th October 2003 her husband passed away and was buried in Widney Manor Cemetery under Solihull Borough Council in The Coptic Orthodox Church Grave Yard Plot.
However, Dr Arsany's condition has deteriorated to the extent that he became wheel chair bound, unable to move, completely unable to care for himself, and his speech has greatly deteriorated when the social services couldn't provide him with no more than two hours care per day. Mrs Tadros presence has therefore become vital to provide her son with the mother's support that he desperately needs and 7/24 hour care. It is only then that Mrs Tadros could no longer leave her son to renew her visa and had to apply for an indefinite leave to remain in the country, that was in August 2004.
To her great disappointment, the application has been rejected due to her special situation not being covered by the UK visa system. Driven by the belief that such humanitarian situation is bound to be supported by the British immigration system, Mrs Tadros appealed against that decision and thankfully she was given a carer visa with Dr Arsany's pledge to financially support his mother so that she does not need to access any public money.
Dr Arsany has passed away on 16th February 2009, buried with his father in the same place.
Her extension application was refused and the Home Office requested further reasons to why she wants to stay for reconsideration of the decision or appeal. She did send the reasons for reconsideration but she didn't get any reply or response from the home office for 6 years now which wasted her chance for the appeal too.
The result is that Mrs Tadros is now facing the nightmare prospect of being forcibly separated from her son Rafik and return to Egypt in her old age to no place to stay, no family and no relatives.
She had a private and family life with her two sons in UK, emotionally and financially, totally dependent on them till Emad has departed and now her other son Rafik who is a consultant Anaesthetist, British citizen, settled in UK, visits her frequently and she has been in deep relationship with him and his family, wife and grandchildren. She is dependent on them socially, emotionally, financially and psychologically as well as she is emotionally and psychologically dependent on the church community.
If she would be removed, then she will be separated from her private and family life, her home and all her correspondences and it is her human right to keep it. The UK was the home for her deceased son and the home for her living one Rafik now and it became her home too after all that time and her circumstances.
It is impossible to resume family life between her son Rafik and her in Egypt after this long time. It is inhuman and degrading for her in her old age and for her son who is serving all the public and unfortunately can't serve and care for his own mother should she be returned to Egypt.
A discretionary leave to remain visa for Mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros on compassionate and humanitarian basis would be very much appreciated from all of us.
Updates
May 3, 2015
Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures serves as a powerful reminder that many people care deeply about the stability and dignity of this family. This level of support encourages us to continue our efforts to ensure Fayza and Rafik can remain in their home. I am grateful for the steady attention you have brought to this situation.
May 3, 2015
Reaching one hundred signatures shows that many people recognize the humanity behind this situation. This level of engagement provides a strong foundation as we prepare to advocate for Fayza and her family.
Reached 250 supporters
May 2, 2015
May 1, 2015
The steady growth of this petition reflects a deep commitment to keeping a family together during a period of immense personal trial. Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures will demonstrate to the Home Secretary that our community holds this matter in high regard. Please take a moment to pass this request along to those who might offer their support as we look toward this threshold.
Reached 100 supporters
May 1, 2015
167 Comments
A mother should join her son especially when she is older. He is a doctor who care for a many mothers in the hospital and not able to care about his mum?? the Britsh law should allow mother to join her children
Please give this old lady permission to remain in the UK. Through her children she had contributed greatly to those in need in England, is not dependent on State funds, and has a supportive network of friends and family here, not in Egypt.
It is unfair for the poor elderly 81 years old lady who has no family in Egypt ,and already has a son,British citizen,living permenantly in UK to go back ,would you mind considering her stay ,At that stage she deserves to enjoy her grandchildren and to be looked after by her family in uk
From human right point of view, this elderly lady has the right to enjoy family life as her son is living in the UK and She needs his psychological and loving support in her life, especially that She is a widow who lost her son after long struggle with a debilitating condition.
I also know Mrs Fayza Gindy personally and witnessed the care and support she gave to herr son. She has been settled in the UK for many years and has close links to the local Coptic Church. I strongly support her appeal and hope this decision can be reconsidered on compassionate grounds.
I believe she deserves to stay, her son was a tax payer working in the NHS despite his illness till the last couple of years of his life, that's the least we can do for his mum after his passing away.. She defenitely deserves it much more than others who has given nothing to this country.
I sign in support of this lady whose circumstances and sad losses are heartbreaking. She should be fully supported with visa & allowed to stay here. Her sons, husband & herself have contributed more than their fare share to study/work/care here. I hope the outcome of this tragedy is a positive & peaceful one, Insha'Allah. Kindest regards, Ms A Burns.
I know this lady and wish for her to stay in the uk
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A mother should join her son especially when she is older. He is a doctor who care for a many mothers in the hospital and not able to care about his mum?? the Britsh law should allow mother to join her children