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The time it takes to come to VCAT and get an outcome depends on your type of case, and how complex it is.

After you apply, the time it takes for us to contact you depends on your case type.

We give each case a reference number. Use this reference number whenever you contact us or the other people involved in the case.

If you are applying to VCAT, you must share a copy of your application and all other supporting documents that are part of your case (like evidence

Trying to come to an agreement could save you the time, effort and the cost of going to a hearing at VCAT.

When you present your case at VCAT you can include evidence from experts to support your side of the story. 

An affidavit is a written statement where you say or ‘swear an oath’ that something is true.

A points of claim is a statement that sets out the facts of your case and what result you are asking for.

We give each case a reference number. Use this reference number whenever you contact us or the other people involved in the case.