Child construction allowance for building a new house, but..

First spout such nonsense and then make accusations against me instead of admitting your own mistake is truly pathetic!

My statement (which I really believed to be justified until now) has been disproven by , that is true. But he did so factually and with evidence, and I am grateful for that because I have learned from it.

But your behavior is simply unacceptable. However, I will no longer comment on it.

The more precise definition that the key date is the building permit (or conclusion of the purchase contract) and that those who do not own a property at that time are eligible for funding has existed for a very long time. That is not new. But regardless of that, do I understand correctly that you base your "right" as you see it on the fact that you believe that a declaration of intent to sell should be sufficient?

After the arrogant performance, I don't really feel any sympathy for the OP either. By the way, a call to the KfW or the financing bank helps. But apparently calling the lawyer is easier, since the OP already knows the number by heart.

oh with the lawyer against KfW. good luck

First to talk such nonsense and then to make accusations against me instead of admitting one's own mistake

It's not as if the state has a big sack of money at the end of the rainbow that it wants to withhold from you. Many people still don't understand the principle: It's always about steering and implementing political objectives using fiscal means. In this case: enabling families with children to make the FIRST purchase of a property. You can now cry into your pillow and bring in lawyers. But in the end, it is the tax money of every forum member here – and many other taxpayers. And EVERYONE has an interest in ensuring that this money is used for what it is intended (family support, schools, etc.). You won't be able to expect much support here for that. You can hope for legal subtleties, quote passages that no longer exist, etc. Or admit that you yourself made a mistake (or – if you have a lot of courage – say that you simply don't belong to the target group of the BKG).