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Respond to an application

If an application has been made against you, the VCAT application form and the documents associated with your case describe you as the respondent.

Accessibility

The VCAT website has been developed to ensure its content is available to the widest possible audience, including readers using assistive technology or accessibility features.

When to send notices

When sending a notice such as a Notice to Vacate, there is a minimum time before any further action can be taken. This period is set by the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 and is called the minimum notice period.

I need urgent repairs

If you’ve asked your landlord for repairs and they haven’t been fixed in reasonable time, you can apply to VCAT. Tom came to VCAT and got his leaking roof fixed.

Cases about review and regulation

Find summaries of past cases about review and regulation you may find useful.

Upcoming hearings

We hold hearings by phone, video conference, or in person. Hearings are held from 9:30 am, Monday to Friday. You should check your hearing details before your hearing.

After you apply - Residential tenancy cases

After you’ve applied, it’s important to understand the VCAT process. Find out what you need to do and what happens next.

Unlawful discrimination, sexual harassment, victimisation or vilification

If you have experienced unlawful discrimination, sexual harassment, victimisation or vilification you may apply to VCAT under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 or the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act 2001.

Prepare your submission for the hearing – Planning disputes

Before your planning dispute is heard at VCAT, you’ll need to prepare a submission. Find out how.