Petition to Theresa May, The Home Secretary to grant Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed leave to remain in the UK

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

Please consider this case. Fayza and her sons have contributed a lot to the UK and this has been her home for many years

Please grant this poor woman a visa to stay with her son. She's been through so much and to send her back to Egypt now seems barbaric.

Please allow Mrs Tadros to stay. This is justified on humanitarian grounds but also should be granted because of all the help and support she has given to her son. The Tax payers have benefitted from this unpaid care so now let us show our gratitude by giving her leave to remain. and be with her other son, who is a British citizen.

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.

Please consider carefully the complex family circumstances in this exceptional case and the contribution the family has made as a whole in the UK.

I support this petition in favour of Mrs Abdelsayed being granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK.

worthy cause, strong case

I support Mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros request to remains in this country on a discretionary leave to remain visa on humanitarian grounds. She is elderly. She has support network here in UK within the church community. Her deceased son and husband are buried here and she has a living son in the UK..

As a fellow member of the church I support the case of Mrs Abdelsayed to remain in the UK.

I am in support of mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros to remains in this country.

She needs to stay on humanitarian basis as she have no body to support and has no support on

Dear Sir/ Madam I will be very grateful if you cold support Fayza Gindy in her application. Kind Regards Baher Bassilious

It is unfair to leave England after 12 years her son her husband died in England she has no any accommodation in Egypt after she left egypt 12 years ago she is 84 years old she can't be able to start in egypt

It is unfair to leave England after 12 years her son her husband died in England she has no any accommodation in Egypt after she left egypt 12 years ago she is 84 years old she can't be able to start in egypt

If she sent back home,she will be isolated and will lose her son support as her son's live in the UK.

Fayza Tadros should be granted British Citezenship. She is a truly loved member or the church and will soley missed if she was to be returned home. With no one to support her in her old age.

She gets support from the local community and from the local church. If sent back home she will have no family particularly that none of her 3 children lives there.

I love my grandmother, and I want her happy with her new life in England with her servived son for the last 12 years. I don't want her to be unhappy and lonely without a family in Egypt.