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You can apply online for a review of most types of decision the Tribunal can review. The online form you use for the application depends on the type of decision you want us to review. We will ask you a few questions to help you find the right form.

Who made the decision you would like us to review?

Centrelink (Services Australia)

Child Support (Services Australia)

Department of Home Affairs (Immigration)

National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA)

Another government department, agency or organisation

Has your decision been reviewed by either a Centrelink Authorised Review Officer or Centrelink Subject Matter Expert?

Yes

Your decision must first be reviewed by an Authorised Review Officer or Subject Matter Expert at Centrelink. Please contact Centrelink to request this review. More information about how to do this can be found on Centrelink’s website.

What type of decision do you want us to review?

Change of assessment

Non-agency payment

Percentage of care for a child

Refusal by the Tribunal to extend time to apply for a review of an objection decision

Refusal by Child Support Objections Officer to extend time to lodge an application

Departure prohibition order or departure authorisation certificate

Other

Has your decision been reviewed by Child Support Objections Officer?

Yes

Your decision must first be reviewed by an Objections Officer from Child Support (Services Australia). Please contact Child Support at Services Australia to request this review. More information about how to do this can be found on the Services Australia website.

Is this the first time you are applying to the Tribunal for a review of this decision?

Yes

What type of decision do you want us to review?

Visa refusal

Visa cancellation

Refusal to revoke a mandatory visa cancellation

Business sponsorship approval refusal or variation, cancellation or bar

Refusal of nominated activity or position

Decision relating to conditions on a Subclass 070 (Bridging (Removal Pending)) visa

Citizenship

Some other decision

Was the visa refusal decision made on character grounds under section 5H(2), 36(1C), 36(2C) or 501 of the Migration Act 1958? Was the visa cancellation decision made on character grounds under section 501 of the Migration Act 1958? Was the decision to revoke your mandatory visa cancellation made on character grounds under section 501(C) of the Migration Act 1958?

Most decision about visas are not based on character grounds. Answer No if you are not sure.

Yes

Has there been a finding made that you, or another family member included in the application, experienced family violence that was committed by the primary applicant for the visa?

If you’re not sure, answer No.

Yes

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Thank you. Currently you cannot apply online for a review of this type of decision. Please complete a B1 – Application for review or refer to our website (www.art.gov.au) for other ways to apply for review.

Thank you. Currently you cannot apply online for a review of this type of decision. Please complete a M1 – Application for review or refer to our website (www.art.gov.au) for other ways to apply for review.

If you think you already know which jurisdiction you need to apply to, you can choose to skip this step and go straight to choosing the form.

Which jurisdiction are you applying to?

General jurisdiction

Freedom of Information jurisdiction

Migration & Protection jurisdiction

National Disability Insurance Scheme jurisdiction

Security jurisdiction

Small Business Taxation jurisdiction

Social Services & Child Support jurisdiction

Taxation & Commercial jurisdiction

Veterans’ Appeals jurisdiction

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If you are unsure which option to choose, you can answer some quick questions and we will direct you to the correct form.