Paternity Leave Request Letter - Template, Sample Form

Valid in United Kingdom

Create your Paternity Leave Request Letter for use in United Kingdom. Answer a few plain-English questions and the document fills in automatically as you go - then download it in Word and PDF, ready to sign or share.

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Below you can preview the Paternity Leave Request Letter, complete it by answering a few plain-English questions, and download a ready-to-sign copy in Word and PDF — tailored for use in United Kingdom.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Paternity Leave Request Letter?

A Paternity Leave Request Letter is a ready-to-use legal template for United Kingdom. You complete it by answering a few plain-English questions, then download the finished document in Word and PDF.

What does the Paternity Leave Request Letter cover?

The Paternity Leave Request Letter is organised into sections covering RE: Request for Paternity Leave, so the important points are captured in a clear, consistent structure.

What formats can I download?

You can download your completed Paternity Leave Request Letter as an editable Microsoft Word (.docx) file and as a PDF.

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Dear Sir/Madam,

RE: Request for Paternity Leave
National Insurance Number: ________

My child is due in the week beginning ________. I should wish for my paternity leave to begin on the day my child is born for the period of 1 week.

Yours faithfully,



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Fields you complete are inserted into the document live. This template is general guidance only - not legal advice.