is this a scam? please help

i am applying as an au pair and someone named Benjamin Christopher contacted me and wants me to be the au pair of his daughter, then after exchanging emails to mr. benjamin this UK HOME OFFICE < [email protected] > sent this email to me with 3 attachments but i don't know how to post the files here.

Attention Applicant:

Find attached to this mail, three (3) detailed information on
requirements as patterning to your placement here in the Wright
family, you are expected to furnish us with every information for
documentation and speedy approval as your host family has pleaded with
us to treat your application as priority because they will be
expecting you soon.

On another hand, your host family have been issued detailed
information on requirements compulsory for Au pair Hosting and
employment, to prove that they are capable of taking charge of their
employee upon arrival and to further satisfy Au pair safety laws and
principles as have been reviewed for endorsement.

Note that you are to submit all the necessary requirements back to
barr. Rehman Walters ([email protected]).

We hope to hear from both you and your employer with the requirements
as soon as possible and do not hesitate to write us if you have any
further clarifications to make.

We are working to serve you better.

UK Border Agency,
2 Marsham Street London
SW1P 4DF UK

Its a scam definitely .

You can not be an Au Pair in the UK.

Please read this thread about Au Pair Scams >>> viewtopic.php?f=42&t=3019 Below is just a quote from the thread.

United Kingdom

Individuals wanting to be au pairs in the UK who are nationals of countries outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland have to apply for the Tier 5 (Youth mobility scheme). The Tier 5 scheme is very limited and only nationals of certain countries are eligible, as detailed here https://www.gov.uk/tier-5-youth-mobility . If you are not a national of one of the countries listed then you are not eligible to be an au pair in the UK - there are no exceptions to this rule.

Individuals who are nationals of an EEA country (except Croatians at the time of writing - check the Home Office website for the current limitations) or Switzerland are entitled to freedom of movement throughout the EEA area and do not require visas to work in the UK and do not require proof of funds