Quote Originally Posted by bruce View Post
Oh gosh ..I can fully understand why you are all mostly stating that a UK solicitor would be best ...but I think for sure we will need to submit a statement from the bio father as further evidence in the hope they over turn it ...but how would this process take place? ..bio father is in the phills and solicitor in the UK ..

I don't wish to sound ungrateful ..I am very pleased with all your responses to my problem and will be guided by them x
You're putting barriers in your way that may not exist.

A British solicitor (obviously one specialising in immigration matters) will know how to meet the requirements of the BRITISH ECO.

He will probably just draft a statement to be signed by the child's biological father and then returned. (Delivered and collected by courier if you want to speed things up).
I presume you have the father's address ?

Anyway, clearly you're in need of proper legal advice, but from a British immigration lawyer.