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Licence Appeal Tribunal – General Service
Appeal a licensing order, monetary order, compliance order, or make a compensation claim
Licence Appeal Tribunal – General Service (LAT-GS) oversees a wide range of legislation and case types, including driving appeals related to vehicle impoundment and licence suspensions, appeals of monetary orders or licensing to carry on business in regulated industries, consumer compensation claims, and appeals of compliance orders for individuals and businesses in certain industries.
Find all LAT-GS forms and learn how to file your documents.
The LAT has two divisions – LAT-GS and LAT-AABS (Automobile Accident Benefits Service). LAT-AABS resolves motor vehicle insurance claims, including disputes about an insured person’s right to, or amount of, a statutory motor vehicle accident benefit.
Types of applications and appeals
- Learn about the different types of appeals and applications that you can file at LAT-GS
- Find all LAT-GS Resources
Filing an appeal
- Learn how to begin an appeal or application and what you must include
- Find all LAT-GS forms and fees, and additional information about how to file
- Learn more about the LAT-GS service timelines, including application and processing times
Case conferences and hearings
- Learn about what you can expect at case conferences and hearings
Decisions
- Learn how the LAT-GS makes a decision and what you can do if you disagree
Laws, rules and decisions
- Find all legislation and regulations, and learn about the rules and practice directions that affect the LAT-GS
Contact the LAT-GS
- Find out how to contact the LAT-GS
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