<p>“It allowed for him to find his way to the United States and build an even brighter future for himself and his family.”</p>
<p>Is that sentence correct?</p>
<p>or should it be “he and his family”?</p>
<p>BUMP</p>
<p>Would you say “This is for he”? No. “him and his family” is fine. However, your use of “for” at the beginning is unnecessary. Here’s a better way to phrase it:
“It allowed him to find his way to the United States and build an even brighter future for him and his family.”</p>
<p>Just delete the word “for.” I’d leave the “himself” toward the end as originally written.</p>
<p>Thank you fam</p>