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     • Blue Badges are not automatically renewed; you need to re-apply every three years or before the expiry date on the current badge. If you are re-applying, take a note of your current badge expiry date and submit your re-application as soon as possible after receiving the courtesy reminder.
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   How do I re-apply for a blue badge?

   • Apply or renew If you already have a Blue Badge and it’s nearly expired, or if you want to check if you're eligible you can apply or re-apply online on GOV.UK. Blue Badges are not renewed automatically and your eligibility will be checked again. You can also contact your local authority to apply for a Blue Badge.

   Apply for or renew a Blue Badge - GOV.WALES

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   How do I renew my Blue Badge?

   • Get a free benefits check You can apply for or renew your Blue Badge online at GOV.UK. Some councils also let you apply on a paper form – contact your local council to check. Before you apply, make sure you have: the number, expiry date and local council on your current Blue Badge, if you're reapplying.

   Blue Badge: Benefits, Eligibility & How to apply - Age UK

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   How do I get a blue badge?

   • 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.

   Apply for or renew a Blue Badge - GOV.UK

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   What if I'm refused a blue badge?

   • If you’re refused a Blue Badge, you can ask your council to reconsider their decision. The decision letter from the council will tell you how to ask for a review and what the time limit is. You’ll need to renew your badge after 3 years. You'll also have to re-apply for a badge if you stop getting the benefit your badge is linked to.

   Applying for a Blue Badge - Citizens Advice

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   Who can get a blue badge?

   • Blue Badges help people with disabilities or health conditions park closer to their destination. You can apply for a badge for yourself, on behalf of somebody else or an organisation that transports people that need a Blue Badge. In England, Scotland and Wales you can apply on GOV.UK for a Blue Badge.

   Who can get a Blue Badge? - GOV.UK

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   When should I tell my local council about my blue badge?

   • You should always tell your local council if something changes, such as: You will also be able to update your details on GOV.UK. The Blue Badge scheme is administered and enforced by your local council and you should always contact them first for further information.

   The Blue Badge scheme: rights and responsibilities in England

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

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   You must reapply for a Blue Badge before your current one expires. If you’re replacing a lost, stolen or damaged blue badge, and it is not expiring in the next 3 months, you need to use a ...

4. www.ageuk.org.uk › blue-badgeBlue Badge: Benefits, Eligibility & How to apply | Age UK

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   How to apply for a Blue Badge. You can apply for or renew your Blue Badge online at GOV.UK. Some councils also let you apply on a paper form – contact your local council to check. Before you apply, make sure you have: a recent digital passport photo; proof of identity; proof of address; proof of any benefits you’re receiving

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6. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsWho can get a Blue Badge? - GOV.UK

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   Aug 10, 2021 · You automatically qualify for a Blue Badge if you are aged 3 or over and at least one of the following applies: you receive the higher rate of the mobility component of the Disability Living...

   • You may be eligible for a badge if one or more of the following applies: you cannot walk at all you cannot walk without help from someone else or u...
   • You will need to provide: proof of identity proof of address a recent head and shoulders digital photo your national insurance number (if you have...
   • Personal Independence Payment (PIP)You’ll need to know the scores from the mobility assessment and the award end date (if applicable). You’ll also...
   • If you are applying without one of the benefits, the application will need to be assessed by the issuing local council. To help assess the applicat...
   • When you are applying online, you’ll be able to upload a photo or scan of: proof of benefit proof of address proof of identity supporting documents...
   • An organisation may be eligible for a badge (or multiple badges), if they both: care for or assist people who need a Blue Badge transport people wh...
   • Blue Badges: your rights and responsibilitiesThe way a Blue Badge can be used differs in England, Scotland and Wales: Blue Badge rules for England...

7. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › benefits › sick-orApplying for a Blue Badge - Citizens Advice

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   You’ll need to renew your badge after 3 years. You'll also have to re-apply for a badge if you stop getting the benefit your badge is linked to. You can renew your Blue Badge online on GOV.UK. Some councils also let you renew your Blue Badge using a paper form - contact your local council to check.

8. www.ageuk.org.uk › bp-assets › globalassetsA guide to completing Blue Badge forms - Age UK

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   Applying for a Blue Badge. You’ll need to complete an application form and you’ll also need to submit supporting documents: Proof of identity e.g. birth certificate, driving licence, passport. Proof of address e.g. letter from your bank or a utility bill. Any relevant supporting medical evidence.

9. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsThe Blue Badge scheme: rights and responsibilities in England

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   Jul 9, 2020 · Updated 9 July 2020. Applies to England. Publication for Northern Ireland. Publication for Scotland. Publication for Wales. A Blue Badge will help you to park close to your destination, either...

10. www.gov.wales › apply-or-re-apply-online-blue-badgeApply for or renew a Blue Badge - GOV.WALES

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    Apply or renew. If you already have a Blue Badge and it’s nearly expired, or if you want to check if you're eligible you can apply or re-apply online on GOV.UK. Blue Badges are not renewed automatically and your eligibility will be checked again.