Letter for Fee Concession Due To Father's Death

Request letter for fee concession to the principal, college, or university. Either concession in fees or extension in deadline due to untimely death of loved ones.

Request Letter to Extend Fees Timeline due to Father’s Death

The principal, Cambridge Public School,

Respected sir,

With all my due respect, I would like to bring it to your knowledge that my father passed away last week. We were in great grief and were not able to pay my tuition fee. All the money we had was spent on our father’s medicines.

I request you to give me another week in order to arrange the money and to pay my dues. I shall be really thankful to you for your this act of kindness in this hard time of need.

Yours obediently,

Max David

Request Letter For Fee Concession

Dear Sir,

I hope you are doing great in health. I am writing this letter to you so that I can request you to please reduce my fee. The problem is my father died due to a heart attack last month, and my mother is a housewife. I have three more siblings, and they all are school going. We have only our father’s money which we received on his death. Because he died on duty, so government gave us some financial support.

Your favor would be a great source of pleasure for me.

Hoping for a positive response,

Sincerely,

Sehar Maqsood.

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