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Blue Badge paper application form

NAS64364

Hello

Anyone help me with the application form?

I have got to section 3 it states

If you have entered  "Yes" to any of the questions in section 2, you do not need to complete anything further.

Do it have to fill in any of the other pages as i have scored 12 points for planning a journey.

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  • Hi, you just need to add a copy of your pip award notice with the application.

  • in reply to NAS64364

    Please let me know if you get your blue badge because I've been unsuccessful and I am now appealing, though I did give them a call and said they did not assess me under the new law they basically ignored me and then said I needed a letter from a Councillor? I don't go to a Councillor because there services are non existing where I live. 

  • in reply to .

    Don't give up, I nearly did.

    If you have a formal diagnosis for autism, try for pip again, my first try a few years ago was a total disaster, like you I was told I couldn't have anything because I could read and add up. It was also mention I might be cured.

    Earlier this year I applied again and it was like being on another planet, I had a nurse who said she didn't usually work at that center, so I think she was sent in specifically as she knew about autism and I got the daily living allowance of £52 of course I was hopeful for more, but when I got a copy of the report it was very accurate, everything I had said was in there, so I actually thought my award was fair, I think the DWP are losing alot of appeals against people with autism so are starting to learn we can't just be rejected.

    All the best.

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  • in reply to .

    Don't give up, I nearly did.

    If you have a formal diagnosis for autism, try for pip again, my first try a few years ago was a total disaster, like you I was told I couldn't have anything because I could read and add up. It was also mention I might be cured.

    Earlier this year I applied again and it was like being on another planet, I had a nurse who said she didn't usually work at that center, so I think she was sent in specifically as she knew about autism and I got the daily living allowance of £52 of course I was hopeful for more, but when I got a copy of the report it was very accurate, everything I had said was in there, so I actually thought my award was fair, I think the DWP are losing alot of appeals against people with autism so are starting to learn we can't just be rejected.

    All the best.

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