Fill and Sign U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Forms
The U.S. Small Business Administration - or the SBA - is a federal agency tasked with supporting to entrepreneurs and small businesses. The agency helps business owners start, upkeep, and grow their businesses by connecting them with lenders and providing area-specific financial assistance.
SBA Loans are meant to provide additional support to entrepreneurs and are made through partnering lenders, banks, and credit unions. The SBA provides a government-backed guarantee on a portion of the loan enhanced under the Recovery Act and the Small Business Jobs Act. All necessary SBA Loan forms can be found by choosing an applicable program and browsing the links below for the SBA loan documents specific to your particular case.
Popular U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Forms
You may file a variety of Small Business Administration Forms to start, purchase, or expand your business. Additionally, you will be able to manage your expenses better, fund long-term assets, equipment, and facilities, and hire new employees. In current economic circumstances, loans that allow small businesses to revitalize their activities and even survive are widely used by thousands of companies all over the country.
The documents you see in our guide will help you to know more about the SBA loan application process and the eligibility requirements your business must comply with to qualify for a much-needed loan. Learn how to fill out loan documentation, request the release from future loan payments, and build a secure and respectful relationship with the SBA-approved lender to minimize the risk of nonpayment and harassment.
- SBA Form 5, Disaster Business Loan Application. This is the main form business owners complete to ask the SBA for financial help to repair or replace real property damaged or destroyed during the natural disaster - an application helps to determine the eligibility and creditworthiness of the applicant;
- SBA Form 912, Statement of Personal History, serves as a formal SBA assessment that allows them to scrutinize the business owner's character, moral standing, and a possible criminal record - the SBA will lend money to people they know about and trust;
- SBA Form 1368, Additional Filing Requirements Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL), and Military Reservist Economic Injury Disaster Loan (MREIDL). If you need to obtain a disaster loan, demonstrate how the disaster affected your company's financial position and justify the requested size of the loan;
- SBA Form 1919, SBA 7(A) Borrower Information Form, collects information about the small business, its owners and principals, and their personal histories, contains the details of the loan request, and makes subsequent background checks conducted by the SBA easier;
- SBA Form 2202, Schedule of Liabilities. Borrowers are welcome to use this document to list their debts when filing an application for a disaster loan as a result of economic or physical damage;
- SBA Form 3506, CARES Act Section 1102 Lender Agreement, lets non-SBA lenders issue 7(a) loans in accordance with the PPP regulations. The lender must confirm they comply with the eligibility requirements, provide the information about their business, and agree to act in line with the PPP loan program.
Browse SBA Forms by Category
SBA Forms and SBA Publications play a key role in accessing small business loans and financial support as well as starting and managing your own business. Printable and fillable PDF versions of most Small Business Administration Forms are available for download below - some are complete with step-by-step instructions and filing tips. Search the latest forms by program and use Adobe Acrobat Reader - a free software application - to view and fill in the downloaded files.
SBA 7(a) Program Forms
SBA 8(a) Program Forms
SBA CDC/504 Program Forms
SBA Community Advantage Forms
SBA Contracting Forms
SBA Disaster Program Forms
SBA HUBZone Program Forms
SBA Microlending Forms
SBA National Small Business Week (NSBW) Forms
SBA Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Forms
SBA Operations Forms
SBA Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) Forms
SBA Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) Forms
SBA Surety Bonds Forms
Miscellaneous SBA Forms
Small Business Debt Consolidation Forms
Small Business Debt Consolidation Forms will reduce the pressure of owing money to creditors and help you to save finances while paving a path toward financial security. Browse the latest Small Business Debt Consolidation Forms through this link.
Small Business Debt Relief Forms
Small Business Debt Relief is a set of proposals implemented by the SBA that are necessary for companies that owe money for certain purposes (like business development) but became unable to implement their obligations and pay off their debt.
Browse the latest Small Business Debt Relief Forms through this link.
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Download this form in order to identify a third party agent hired by a small business owner for assistance in a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan application.
This is a financial statement of a debtor used to collect information about the status of their finances when applying for an Offer in Compromise (OIC).
This form is used by small business owners to request an assessment of the size of their business done by the Small Business Administration (SBA) in order to qualify for a loan.
This document is used as a promise by the borrower to pay a certain amount to the lender, as well as any interest and other amounts on the unpaid principal balance owing.
Use this document if you are a lender and the guarantor is liable for the repayment of the entire amount of the borrower's loan.
Use this document to formalize a subordination of lien rights of the Standby Creditor to the Small Business Administration (SBA) Lender's rights in the collateral.
The form is submitted with the Small Business Investment Company (SBIC)'s letter of application for a commitment by the Small Business Administration (SBA) to reserve financial assistance on its behalf. The form ensures that there will be no discrimination on any grounds in regard to any business or activity that has received financial assistance from the SBA.
Sign this form if you are a purchaser of timber to certify that your sales contract is in accordance with the 13 CFR 121 of the Small Business Administration (SBA).
This form is required to be filled out by the Certified Development Company (CDC) to report the debenture payment schedule of development companies.
This form serves as evidence of a 504 Loan from the proceeds of a 504 Debenture. The Certified Development Company (CDC) signs this Note to assign it to the Small Business Administration (SBA).
This form is used by Certified Development Companies (CDCs) and the Small Business Administration (SBA) for 504 loan and guarantee debenture closings.
This document is completed by a Certified Development Company (CDC) to help the Small Business Administration (SBA) to apply for a Section 504 Loan.
This form is used by the Small Business Administration (SBA) to determine a loan applicant's creditworthiness, indebtedness, and overall eligibility for the SBA Section 504 loan.
This form is issued by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and used by small businesses applying for a 7(a) loan and submitted to the SBA participating lender.
This form is completed by small business investment companies (SBICs). It serves as a source of information for compiling statistics by the Small Business Administration (SBA).
Use this form for self-nomination or if you wish to nominate a candidate for the Small Business Administration (SBA) Award.
This document is used by the individual, team or business nominated for a Small Business Administration (SBA) Award in order to provide their personal information.
Submit this form to the Small Business Administration (SBA) if you wish to apply for a Community Advantage Loan Program.
This form was used by firms to inform the Small Business Administration (SBA) of the representatives hired and compensation paid for assistance with their 8(a) Initial Application.
This form used to be previously completed by Franchisors. It was previously attached to the SBA Form 2462 (Addendum to Franchise Agreement).
This form is used and sent to the Small Business Administration (SBA). It verifies your eligibility for participation in the Agency's loan programs.
This certification is to be executed by the Third Party lender holding the debt to be refinanced. The debt is from the same institution and there is no interim lender.
This form is filed in order to close a Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 loan and guarantee debenture.
This form is used by all 8(a) participants to report to the Small Business Administration (SBA) compensation provided to any agents or representatives for assistance in obtaining a federal contract.
Use this form to enter information on the business's monthly revenue for three years prior to the disaster. You can also use this form to provide your financial forecast of income and expenses until the time when you estimate your business will operate normally.
This document keeps track of the disbursement of 7(a) Loan proceeds and the applications of payments. It allows to determine the date the loan went into default and to assess how much interest the lender is receiving.
Complete this form if you are an applicant of an Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) program to ensure your business meets the requirements for participation.
This form needs to be completed by all small businesses in order to submit an offer of solicitation under the Small Business Administration (SBA) WOSB Program.
Use this form if you are a lender to notify the SBA of the following actions conducted after the loan was approved: closing the loan, changes in the borrower's legal or business name, and the like.
This form is used by the participants of 8(a) programs to prove they meet the eligibility requirements of the program.
This form is used by business owners for agent services regarding a Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Assistance loan.
This form is completed by a guarantor of the loan. It contains an unconditional promise to pay the debt on the loan, in case the borrower fails to pay it.
This Certification Regarding Lobbying is a Small Business Administration (SBA) form used with grants, contracts, loans, and cooperative agreements.
This Statement Regarding Lobbying form is required for closing a Small Business Administration (SBA) Statement for loan guarantees and loan insurance.
Sign this document if you are a prospective primary participant in a federal program or service and wish to receive benefits or services. This form is used to provide the necessary certification.
Download this form if you are a borrower who is unable to repay a loan after liquidation and agree to settle with a lender for less than the full amount due.
Complete this certification if you are an Interim Lender taking part in the 504 Debt Refinance Loan.
This form is used by Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs) to submit their corporate annual reports.
This form is used by each certified SBA 8(a) Participant. It is a comprehensive business plan that contains 52 questions about the product or service with a detailed description and plans for future development.
This form is filed by representatives of Alaska Native Corporation-owned business when applying for 8(a) Business Development Program.
