About this site
- This is the web site of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT). The AAT provides independent review
of a wide range of administrative decisions made by the
Australian government and some non-government
bodies.
- This site has been designed to be accessible through a range of browsers that are currently in use and has been tested in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5+, Netscape 6+, Opera 6+ and Firefox 1+. Older versions of browsers may not display pages as intended, but the site content will still be accessible.
- Javascript is used to enable menu selections and the "Print this page", "Refresh", "Close this window" and "Footnote" features on the site. No personal information is captured or stored by these scripts, and the script source may easily be viewed by choosing the "View Source" option in your browser. All site pages can still be viewed if Javascript is disabled.
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Some of the content on this site is provided in Portable Document Format (PDF). A PDF viewer such as Adobe Reader is required to view this content. It is available as a free download from Adobe (external web site). Alternative viewing options and tools to assist with access to PDF files are also available from Adobe.
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The Australian Government Search Service is used as the search engine for the AAT web site. This Service is an initiative of the Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO), a business group of the Department of Finance and Deregulation. It is powered by the Funnelback Search Engine, which was developed in Australia by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO).
PDF FORMS
PDF forms on this web site are provided in interactive format and non-interactive format.
PDF Interactive Forms
Interactive forms can be downloaded, filled out on-screen, and then printed using a PDF viewer. You cannot save an interactive PDF form with the information you have added unless you have the full commercial version of a PDF writer such as Adobe Acrobat.
Entry Fields
Two basic types of entry fields are used in these forms:
- Checkboxes: a "tick" or "cross" can be entered by use of the mouse button or space bar.
- Information boxes: alphanumeric characters can be entered by means of the keyboard.
Signature fields must be signed by hand and not completed online.
Navigation
To move between form fields use the left mouse button to click on the relevant field. Alternatively, use the "Tab" key to move to the next entry box.
Printing
Use the Adobe Reader print options to print forms.
- If you experience any difficulties while accessing the AAT web site please send your feedback to aatweb@aat.gov.au. You may also contact us by telephone, facsimile or post.
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