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Summary: This list is made available for use by Lenders/CDCs in evaluating the eligibility of a small business that operates under an agreement.

Summary: This document lists all currently active SBA Pool Assemblers in our 7(a) loan program. Lenders and investors use the document as an information source for buying and selling 7(a) loans in our secondary market.

Summary: SOP 50 10 contains SBA’s loan origination policies and procedures governing the 7(a) and 504 loan programs.

Summary: The Universal Purchase Package (UPP) was designed to help you assemble your request that SBA honor its guaranty.

Summary: The Universal Purchase Package (UPP) was designed to help you assemble your request that SBA honor its guaranty.

Summary: This independent auditors’ report on the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) improper payment reporting is required by the Payment Integrity Information Act of 2019.

Summary: FY 2025 Only

Summary: List current as of 1/29/2025

Summary: This page contains a list of SBA 7(a) Lenders, 504 Certified Development Companies, and SBA Microlenders.

Summary: This form is to be completed by the small business applying for a 7(a) loan and submitted to the SBA participating lender.

Summary: SBA uses this form to assess the financial situation of applicants for multiple SBA programs and certifications.

Summary: The Office of Inspector General (OIG) is issuing this evaluation report to assess the Small Business Administration’s process for awarding Small Business Lending Company (SBLC) licenses and its compliance with licensing procedures.

Summary: SBA Information Notice to announce that SBA’s Office of Credit Risk Management (OCRM) is updating its 7(a) Lender oversight fees.

Summary: This SOP establishes the policies and procedures for 7(a) loan servicing and liquidation.

Summary: The SBA reports on the performance of its loan programs.

Summary: This document shows which servicing and liquidation actions 7(a) lenders can take on their own, and which require prior approval from the SBA.

Summary: New SBA small business financings top 100,000 for first time in 16 years, capital impact rises to $56 billion.