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Hi, my name is Aymanmit912! How do I apply for an EHCP for my 19 year old son?

Aymanmit912

l have my son Mohammed [removed by moderator - personal information] who has

Learning difficulty who has AHDH since who was child . He has 19 years old . His nationality Jordnian who has entered England tourist visa which can stay 6 months in England who can study English with this Visa

I am taking to private assessments on 23 September after finish assessment I would like to apply EHCP .

I have found college to accept him.

I will pay tuition for college I do no need help.

Where to apply EHCP.

hani [removed by moderator - personal information]

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Rosie_Scope

Hi @Aymanmit912, welcome to the community.

You can contact your local council to see if you can apply for an EHCP for your son:

Find your local council - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

They'd also be the best people to ask about whether your son would be eligible for an EHCP if he is only on a tourist visa. I'm not too sure about that myself as this is not an area I'm very familiar with, but the Local Authority will be able to advise you.

There's also a page about getting an EHCP on the Scope website. It mostly talks about getting EHCPs for children, but it may still be useful to you:

Apply for an EHCP | Disability charity Scope UK

Just so you know, I have removed your surnames from your post as we don't allow full names on the community to keep you safe 😊

Hope you can get something sorted for your son.

Doris_Scope

Hi @Aymanmit912

Welcome to the online community.

This is a really difficult area to I am sorry to say. Most information about people visiting the UK is for children 16 years old and under. This is because education is compulsory up to that age.

EHCPs are for people up to the age of 25 years old. But, many parents find the process frustrating, even for their children who are under 18 years old.

If you haven't already contacted you local authority as @Rosie_Scope suggested, you could try contacting https://www.ipsea.org.uk/ .

They are a charity that can provide legal information around special educational needs.

I hope that you get an answer soon and can sort something for your son.

@Doris_Scope

poppy123456

If you are not living in the UK then you will not have a local Authority to contact. It may also not be possible to even start this process off on a student visa but I can't be 100% sure because I can't find any information.