Hi, my name is Rabbit9552! applying for a Blue Badge.
Rabbit9552
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Hi everyone,
Just thought I would join the forum to see what everyone’s experience has been like on applying for a Blue Badge. I have heard that it can be a difficult process to be accepted. I have just been awarded the higher level of AA. I know this doesn’t automatically count to getting a Blue Badge but would it count to making it slightly a little easier?
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Hi @Rabbit9552 and a warm welcome to the community from me!
I hope you don't mind but I've made an amendment to your title so that members who have been through the process can easily see it and hopefully they'll share their experience. Being on certain benefits can make your case easier and it seems a fairly simple process to apply so hopefully you'll find it ok.
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