Grammarand sentence recommendation from a minister a letter ,,

@Manasha (2727)
Pondicherry, India
April 19, 2013 10:13am CST
An individual wants me to write a letter to a minister(high position in our state) requesting him to recommend for my daughter's entry into a new school ,first standard. My daughter has finished UKG in different school and now she has to get admission in another school that is very difficult to get. Hence, I am approaching the minister for recommendation so that the school authority would give admission. So I am writing as follows RESPECTED SIR ? HONORABLE SIR (TELL ME which is correct as he is a great person} I ,(name), father of (name) hereby request you to kindly recommend my daughter for the first standard in (school name). thanking you PLEASE TELL ME THE FORMAT AND CORRECT any mistakes in the above letter. PART SECOND I also have to write directly to the school authority requesting them to give admission to my daughter Respected madam (principal is female) I , (name), father of (name) request you to allow my daughter to study in your school for the first standard. I am very much thankful to you for the admission thanking you The above two are the requestion letters and hence I REQUEST YOU TO HELP ME WITH EXACT LETTER ON PAR WITH STANDARDS. If you want to change entire letter format and words please go ahead .
2 responses
@urbandekay (18278)
19 Apr 13
Dear Sir, (Unless you know his name in which case begin, Dear Mr NAME) I write in the hope that you may be willing to recommend my daughter (Her name) for... Yours, Your signature Your name Dear Madam (If you know her name begin Dear Ms NAME) RE: YOUR DAUGHTER’S NAME I write to request acceptance of my daughter, her name, as a student in your school... Thank you for you consideration of this matter Yours, Your signature Your name all the best, urban
• India
20 Apr 13
This one is more professional and better. Please do as Urbandekay suggested :)
@urbandekay (18278)
21 Apr 13
Thank you all the best, urban
@nitinnair89 (2900)
• India
19 Apr 13
Um, why do you need such letters anyways? I don't remember writing letters like thsi for my admission :) Part 1: Respected Sir is good as per me. '..hereby request your kindness to recommend..' After thanking you maybe you could write 'Yours sincerely' etc. part 2: '..daughter to be admitted to the First standard..' No need of saying thankful before your daughter is admitted to the school, right? Good luck.