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1. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › blue-badge-scheme › 2Blue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   To apply for a Blue Badge, we require proof of identity, which can be a photo or scan of your passport, driving licence or birth certificate. If you are renewing a blue badge and we...

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3. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › bluebadgeBlue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   The Disabled Person's Parking Badge scheme, also known as the Blue Badge scheme, helps people who have an ongoing substantial disability or condition which can restrict and impair them....

4. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › blue-badge-scheme › 5Blue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   You will receive a reminder to renew your Blue Badge 12 weeks before it expires, at which point you can renew through our website if a new one is required. Alternatively, you can email us at...

5. www.gov.uk › apply-blue-badgeApply for or renew a Blue Badge - GOV.UK

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   • Overview
   • Apply or renew online
   • What you need to know
   • If your application is refused
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   Check your eligibility and apply for a Blue Badge. You can also use this service to reapply for a Blue Badge.

   You can apply for yourself, someone else or an organisation.

   There’s a different way to apply if you’re in Northern Ireland.

   A Blue Badge costs up to £10 in England and £20 in Scotland. It’s free in Wales.

   They usually last up to 3 years.

   You must reapply for a Blue Badge before your current one expires.

   See full list on gov.uk

   You’ll need a recent digital photo showing your head and shoulders.

   You’ll also need a photo or scan of your:

   •proof of identity (such as a birth certificate, passport or driving licence)

   •proof of address (such as a Council Tax bill or government letter)

   •proof of benefits (if you get any)

   You’ll also need to know:

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   How you pay depends on your local council. They’ll usually make a decision within 12 weeks.

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   Your council should tell you why you’re not eligible for a Blue Badge.

   You can ask them to reconsider your case if you do not think all the important information you provided was taken into account.

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   For questions about the Blue Badge scheme contact your local council.

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6. www.northlincs.gov.uk › blue-badge-parking-schemeBlue badge parking scheme - North Lincolnshire Council

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   Apply for a Blue Badge under the Further Assessment criteria of an enduring and substantial disability or health condition that causes considerable difficulty walking, or you are a constant...

7. contend.legal › benefits › lincolnshire-blue-badgeLincolnshire Blue Badge Guide: Apply, Eligibility & Tips

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   Mar 25, 2024 · The Application Process: A Step-by-Step Guide. Applying for a Blue Badge in Lincolnshire is a straightforward process that can be completed online through the government’s official website or via your local council. You’ll need to provide proof of identity, address, and evidence of your eligibility.

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   How much does a blue badge cost in North Lincolnshire?

   • Please be aware there are a number of websites charging a fee for Blue Badge application ‘support’. You should not pay any money to apply for a Blue Badge. In North Lincolnshire, you can only get a Blue Badge from the council. The cost of a Blue Badge, if your application is successful, is £10, which you pay directly to North Lincolnshire Council.

   Blue badge parking scheme - North Lincolnshire Council

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   Where can I Find my Blue Badge in Lincoln?

   • You can use the location centre to check the parking status of the roads in Lincoln. You can check where you can use your Blue Badge and which other European countries recognise it through the gov.uk website . If you relocate to another county in England, your Blue Badge will remain valid until its expiration date.

   Blue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   How do I apply for a blue badge?

   • If you are unable to apply online, please email the Blue Badge Team at disabledcarparking@lincolnshire.gov.uk and we will send you a paper application form. Do not pay anyone offering to help you complete the Blue Badge application form, as they are not affiliated with the scheme, and it could be a scam.

   Apply for or renew a Blue Badge - Lincolnshire County Council

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   Can I extend a blue badge?

   • You cannot extend a Blue Badge. You will receive a reminder to renew your Blue Badge 12 weeks before it expires, at which point you can renew through our website if a new one is required. Alternatively, you can email us at disabledcarparking@lincolnshire.gov.uk to request a paper copy of the application form.

   Blue Badge scheme – Further help - Lincolnshire County Council

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9. lincsbus.info › wp-content › uploadsAdobe PDF - Disabled Person New or Renewal Application Form

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   Completed Application Forms. Please send completed application forms and photocopies of documents to: Concessionary Fares Team, PO BOX 1305, Lincoln, LN5 5RT. Date. Alternatively you can complete and scan this form, together with your documents and photo and email to: concessionaryfares@lincolnshire.gov.uk. Disability.