Question: How do I submit an application for Super and are there any tips for it?

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: COVID-19 early release of super
section_headers: Submit an application
section_content: Applications for early release of superannuation are accepted through ATO
online services via myGov.
You can only submit one application for COVID-19 early release of super
in each financial year:

2019–20, between 20 April and 30 June 2020
2020–21, between 1 July and 24 September 2020 (Australian and New Zealand citizens and permanent residents only).

This is even if the total amount you request to be released, or the actual
amount released by your fund, is less than $10,000. For example, if you
request $8,000, you cannot make another application to request the additional
$2,000.
If you want to apply for COVID-19 early release of super in the 2020–21
financial year, you need to submit an application in that financial year, even
if you have submitted an application in 2019–20.
The application form on myGov will display all your superannuation accounts,
as reported to us by your funds. You can request the release of your super
from up to five super accounts. For example, if you want to receive a total of
$10,000 you can request $5,000 from one fund and a second $5,000 from another
fund. This must be done within one application form.
If you're a member of a self-managed super fund (SMSF) and your super account
is missing from your list of available funds in myGov, phone us on 13 10
20 and we'll help with your application.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This is a very detailed response about super telling you what the application process is like how what the dollar limits are. There is also contact information for further relevant information
While the response is good and has the requested information, it is more of a general response instead of a detailed one. It would be made better by the addition of at least one link to the application site.

Reviewer ratings:
Excellent
Acceptable

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: COVID-19 early release of super
section_headers: Before you apply
section_content: Before you start the application process, you should:

set up your myGov accountExternal Link and link it to the ATO
have your Australian bank account information available – you will need this to complete your application and only Australian bank accounts are accepted
check your super balance – your actual account balance may be higher or lower than that shown in ATO online or in the early release application form.

There are four ways you can check your super balance:

Check your total superannuation balance in ATO online services. There will be an 'as at' or 'effective' date for the balance. In a lot of cases, it will be 30 June 2019 as funds are only required to report to us once a year. This means your account balance may have changed since it was last reported to us, and may be higher or lower than shown on ATO online or in the early release application form.
If you have access to your super fund's online member portal, you can log on and check your current account balance there. It might be a good time to establish a login to your fund portal if you haven’t already.
Check the last statement that your fund issued to you. This might be by paper or email.
Call your fund, but understand that they have had a large increase in members calling and there could be delays in having your call answered

If your fund is a state-administered fund, or you're a member of an exempt
public sector super scheme (EPSSS), you will need to confirm whether they're
allowed to release super due to COVID-19, before you submit an application.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The response has very detailed information and a link to the site you need to start the application process. It also includes 4 different steps to check your balance.
This response does an excellent job giving you step by step instructions before you get started. It then gives you several ways you can check your super balance

Reviewer ratings:
Excellent
Excellent

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: COVID-19 early release of super
section_headers: Submit an application
Application tips
section_content: To make the application process as smooth as possible, please check all your
information is correct before you submit your application, including:

your contact details
the amount you request – your current balance through your fund’s online portal to ensure your request is based on the latest available balance.
your Australian bank account details – only Australian bank accounts are accepted.

You can only submit one application for COVID-19 early release of super per
financial year.
You can't access your super early for a dependant. If your dependant is
financially affected by COVD-19, they must apply themselves.
An application can't be withdrawn or cancelled once it has been submitted. If
you no longer want the release of your super, you will need to contact your
fund. If the bank account you provided on your application form is incorrect,
contact your super fund urgently to correct it.
If you notice another error in your application after you have submitted it,
you need to contact us as soon as possible to see if we can fix the error.
Next step:

Apply nowExternal Link


Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The response is very specific as to what is needed to apply and what information you will need. It also comes with a good bit of helpful advice and a link to get to the application.
This response talks about what you can expect submitting and application for super. It tells you the information you need and how many apps you can submit

Reviewer ratings:
Excellent
Acceptable