してもらって

have someone do something for you; receive someone’s help with an action

→ 為る
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have someone do something for you; receive someone’s help with an action This is the て-form of してもらう, used to connect clauses or in requests such as してもらっていい? (“Could you do it for me?”). The person receiving the favor is usually understood from context.
JA: ちょっと相談してもらっていい?
EN: Could I ask you for some advice?

母は冷蔵庫購入配達してもらっていた

My mother bought a refrigerator and had it delivered.

ちょっと相談してもらっていい

Can I ask you for some advice?

— 万引き家族 (2018)

昨日は素晴らしい夕食にご招待してもらってありがとう

Thank you for inviting me to such a wonderful dinner yesterday.