SHARING: Letter to UKBA/UKVI

[myliitlehaven07]

Sorry to hear of your anguish, and I sincerely hope you get some resolve


There are a couple of small spelling and grammatical errors which I'd be more than willing to correct for you (if you want me to), absolutely no offence intended, but apart from that it's a well constructed letter from the heart.


Wishing you success,


Simon

I don't mind correcting my spelling or grammatical errors. I'd be thankful but however by doing so and re reading my post again I just felt THAT the corrected letter is NO LONGER ME I get ur point of having to write it as formal as you can and efficient as you can but it has lost THE heart i poured into it. Thanks for the effort anyway.

[Arthur Little]

I don't mind correcting my spelling or grammatical errors. I'd be thankful but however by doing so and re reading my post again I just felt THAT the corrected letter is NO LONGER ME I get ur point of having to write it as formal as you can and efficient as you can but it has lost THE heart i poured into it. Thanks for the effort anyway.

but it wasn't Simon who altered [some of] the context and wording of your email ... it was actually me who did so, in order to help you in getting your point across to UKVI without causing any undue offence - and [possibly] "alienating" their staff - in the process.

Much as wholeheartedly with the *sentiments you expressed - and can appreciate the feelings of anger and frustration that prompted you to put *those into print - sometimes when people are very upset, it becomes all too easy to overreact and "let rip" ... ! Believe me, I've done so (albeit usually verbally in my case) in the past - to my cost - and finished up losing the argument.

[myliitlehaven07]

but it wasn't Simon who altered [some of] the context and wording of your email ... it was actually me who did so, in order to help you in getting your point across to UKVI without causing any undue offence - and [possibly] "alienating" their staff - in the process.

Much as wholeheartedly with the *sentiments you expressed - and can appreciate the feelings of anger and frustration that prompted you to put *those into print - sometimes when people are very upset, it becomes all too easy to overreact and "let rip" ... ! Believe me, I've done so (albeit usually verbally in my case) in the past - to my cost - and finished up losing the argument.

No worries Arthur I do understand your point and you're absolutely correct in there just that my EMOTIONS are pouring