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What’s expert evidence?
When you present your case at VCAT you can include evidence from experts to support your side of the story.
How do I get an affidavit?
An affidavit is a written statement where you say or ‘swear an oath’ that something is true.
How do I write a ‘points of claim’?
A points of claim is a statement that sets out the facts of your case and what result you are asking for.
What's my VCAT reference number?
We give each case a reference number. Use this reference number whenever you contact us or the other people involved in the case.
How to respond to an application or VCAT notice
What to do if VCAT contacts you and your options if someone is taking you to VCAT.
Why has VCAT contacted me?
If you get a letter from VCAT called a ‘notice’ (and you didn’t make the application), this means someone has applied to us making a claim against
What do I do if I’m the wrong person?
If you get a letter or notice from VCAT to say you’ve been named in a VCAT application but you’re not the right person:
What does VCAT stand for?
VCAT stands for Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
What’s a counterclaim?
If you have your own claim against the applicant, you can submit an application with VCAT. This is called a counterclaim.