In most cases you have to pay a fee when you apply to NCAT or use some NCAT services. View our current fees and charges schedule.
List of all forms used at NCAT to start proceedings or to manage a case.
Read about the steps you need to take to resolve your case from application to decision.
NCAT is a tribunal that hears and decides civil and administrative cases in New South Wales.
Help and support services are available to ensure you can access fair and efficient dispute resolution at NCAT.
In certain circumstances parties can appeal an decision to the NCAT Internal Appeal Panel.
Find forms and fees to make an application or to manage a case at NCAT.
Applications about people with decision-making disabilities.
Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) asked by parties coming to NCAT to resolve their issue or dispute.
NCAT can hear complaints about discrimination, harassment, victimisation or vilification under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977.
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