Hi @mgtas,
To be eligible for the First Home Super Saver (FHSS) scheme financial hardship provisions, you must have lost all property interests due to a financial hardship event and you must not have subsequently purchased/owned property.
You will need to give a full description of the events that led to the loss of all property interest, including some basic things such as the facts, dates, and names of other parties involved. You will also need to attach evidence to support the facts in your application.
The reasons and evidence for financial hardship are unique to each person and our assessment will be based on your individual circumstances, so we are unable to give you an exact list of evidence you can provide. To help us consider your FHSS hardship request, you should provide as much evidence as you can to confirm that you lost all your property interests and how your situation resulted in you ceasing to hold the property interest/s that you held at the time of the hardship e.g. proof of sale of all property owned, evidence of the hardship event and anything that shows the linkage between your hardship event and the loss of property.
To be considered for Hardship provisions under the First Home Super Saver Scheme, you can apply through myGov - Super->Manage->First home super saver. More information can be found here.
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