| aidemia--modules-essaywrite_request | Write an essay |
| What topic | 21 years of age working son letter to tribunal in support of his mother's appeal for residency in New Zealand but against her deportation |
| Which subject | English |
| What age group | Doesn't matter |
| How many pages | 1 |
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, Region, Postcode]
[Email Address]
[Date]
The Tribunal
[Tribunal Address]
[City, Region, Postcode]
Dear Members of the Tribunal,
I am writing to you in my capacity as [Your Name], a 21-year-old New Zealand citizen and the son of [Mother's Name], who is awaiting your decision regarding her residency appeal in New Zealand. This letter serves to express my unwavering support for my mother’s application to remain in our beautiful country and to personally advocate against her impending deportation.
My mother's life has been deeply intertwined with New Zealand for over [number of years your mother has lived in New Zealand] years. In this time, she has demonstrated immense commitment to our community and exemplified the Kiwi spirit through her contributions. The thought of her being deported from a country she considers home is heart-wrenching for me and our family. The emotional turmoil this has caused is beyond measure. Our family unit is at risk of being irrevocably fractured, and the effects on my mental and emotional well-being are profound.
Throughout her time in New Zealand, my mother has played an integral role in our local community. She has volunteered with various charities, supported countless families in need, and contributed positively to the local economy through her previous employment at [mention any jobs she has had]. Her work ethic, kindness, and dedication to helping others are qualities that resonate with the values that New Zealand upholds. My mother has always encouraged me and my siblings to embrace these values, and I believe her continued presence in New Zealand will enable her to continue contributing positively to our society.
As her son, I can attest to the importance of family in our culture. The bond we share is essential for my emotional and psychological stability. My mother has been my pillar of strength and has influenced my life decisions deeply, instilling in me the virtues of kindness, perseverance, and respect for others. To lose her would mean losing a significant part of myself. It would also jeopardize my educational pursuits, as I depend on her support to navigate the challenges that come with being a university student.
New Zealand has always represented a safe haven for us, with its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and welcoming people. My mother, like many immigrants, sought a better life for her family here, demonstrating resilience and dedication to make New Zealand her home. Deporting her would not only be a disservice to a dedicated individual but would also run contrary to the values of compassion and inclusivity that New Zealand proudly represents.
In conclusion, I urge the Tribunal to reconsider my mother’s situation and understand the profound implications that her potential deportation would have on our family and the community that she has enriched. I believe the circumstances of her case warrant a fair and compassionate review that acknowledges her contributions and the love and stability our family provides each other.
Thank you for taking the time to consider my plea. I sincerely hope for a favorable outcome so that we may continue to hold onto the life we have built together in New Zealand.
Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Contact Information]
This letter aims to reflect genuine sentiments and articulate the importance of family bonds, community contributions, and the deep emotional implications that deportation can have on individuals and their families within the New Zealand context.