Medical Letter for a Blue Badge
Same-Day Medical Letter to Support Blue Badge Application or Renewal
About this Medical Letter
Medical Letter for a Blue Badge
If you or your child meets the eligibility criteria for a Blue Badge due to a disability or health condition, you may require a medical letter to facilitate the application or renewal process (typically required every 3 years).
Doctor In My Pocket – UK‘s doctors can provide you with a same-day medical letter confirming the details of your disability or health condition and the reasons for your need for a Blue Badge. No appointment is necessary – simply apply online.
What Will You Receive?
You will receive a verifiable digital PDF letter signed by a medical professional, sent directly to your mobile device. This letter will contain the following information:
- Your name and date of birth.
- Details about your medical disability or health condition and its impact on your daily life.
- Signature and authorization by one of our GMC-registered UK doctors.
How Does It Work?
Upon purchasing your medical letter for a Blue Badge, you’ll be prompted to complete a brief online form. This includes uploading a 30-second to 1-minute video in which you explain your disability and why you believe you qualify for a Blue Badge.
Our doctors will review your evidence before issuing your medical letter. If they have any additional questions, they may contact you for a quick discussion.
This digital PDF letter, signed by a UK-registered doctor, is globally recognized and features a QR code for verification.
Important – Our Medical Letter for Blue Badge
Please note: Applications or renewals for a Blue Badge can be submitted through your local council or at gov.uk. We recommend verifying the specific requirements of your local council before purchasing a medical letter for a Blue Badge from Doctor In My Pocket – UK. Please be aware that providing a medical letter from us does not guarantee approval from your local authority’s Blue Badge department.
What Information Do You Need to Provide?
To assist us in evaluating your condition and issuing a medical letter, we will require the following information:
- A photo of your passport or driving licence.
- Details about your medical disability or health condition.
- A 30-second to 1-minute video in which you explain how your disability affects your daily life.
- Your digital Summary Care Record or a doctor’s letter confirming your medical disability.
- Details of your regular NHS GP (if applicable).
Frequently Asked Questions
What will happen after I purchase a medical letter for a Blue Badge?
After your purchase, you will receive a unique certificate booking reference number, allowing you to upload your medical evidence.
Our doctors will promptly review your evidence on the same day, between 9 am and 9 pm GMT, seven days a week. If they have any questions, they may contact you.
Once validated, we will send your medical letter to you by email and SMS.
What medical evidence do I require?
We will need you to:
- Upload a photo of your passport or driving licence.
- Complete a medical questionnaire.
- Upload a short video (on your mobile) explaining how your disability affects your daily life.
Why are there QR codes on medical letters?
Our medical letters feature QR codes that can be scanned to verify the document’s authenticity. Scanning the QR code will take you to your personal online results portal, where you can review your medical letter and confirm your personal details.
Do you provide refunds?
We offer full refunds only if we are unable to provide a medical letter. Once our doctors have issued a medical letter, we are unable to process a refund.
When will I receive my medical letter for a Blue Badge?
Our team will review your evidence and provide your medical letter on the same day that your evidence is uploaded, between 9 am and 9 pm GMT, seven days a week.
Who signs the medical letter for a Blue Badge?
The medical letter is signed by our UK doctors at Doctor In My Pocket – UK. We are a UK-regulated healthcare service, and all our doctors are registered with the UK General Medical Council.