What Evidence Do I Need to Include with My Application?

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When applying for a Blue Badge in Harrow, certain strong evidence is required to support your application. Below is a summary of the necessary documentation based on your specific circumstances.

Evidence Required for Blue Badge Application

Applicant Type Required Evidence
General adult applicants - Letter of diagnosis from a consultant or psychiatrist<br>- Confirmation of ongoing treatment or clinic attendance<br>- Evidence of prescribed medication<br>- Specialist consultation records<br>- Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP)<br>- PIP decision letters<br>- Social care assessments or care plans<br>- Patient summaries showing care history
Child under 3 needing equipment - Letter from paediatrician detailing condition and required bulky medical equipment (e.g., ventilators, suction machines)
Child under 3 needing urgent treatment - Letter from paediatrician for conditions like tracheostomy, severe epilepsy, or terminal illness

Additional Points

  • Evidence must demonstrate a significant impact on daily life and the risks involved when walking.
  • If initial evidence is insufficient, you may be asked to provide more within 40 days.
  • Most applications are processed without a face-to-face assessment, but that may occur if further clarity is needed.

For more details, you can check the Blue Badge application guide.

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