TNAG-2629-FCO40-3820-Future-of-Hong-Kong-nationality-British-National-(Overseas)-1992 — Page 103

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The security of my family takes absolute precedence to myself and

thus should I be unable to find employment in the prior to 1997 then I'm afraid that this will put me in unfortunate position of having to return to the U.K.

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job, for passport reasons only, thus joining the ranks the unemployed. This will be of no benefit to myself nor of least any benefit to the British Government but it will at ensure the future freedom of my family.

In the light of the circumstances highlighted above I would again ask that you reconsider my wife's case and consider a possible waiver of the residency requirements.

Yours faithfully

Norman Ford

CAPT. NORMAN FORD

GENERAL SUPERINTENDNET FLEET OPERATIONS

cc : The Rt. Hon. Sir David Steel K.B.E. M.P.

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