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what happens after a victim of crime application is lodged?




After a victims of crime application is lodged under Victoria’s Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS), the matter is reviewed by the scheme administrators. They will assess the application, request any additional documents if needed, and consider whether the applicant meets the eligibility requirements. This may include reviewing police information, medical evidence, counselling reports, or request additional information.

 

If the application is approved, financial assistance may be awarded for eligible expenses. In some cases, interim assistance may be available to help with urgent costs or counselling while the application is being assessed.

Understanding what happens after an application can help victims of crime feel more certain about the next steps. If you are unsure, sending an enquiry can provide practical guidance and support.




 
 

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