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Why do I need to submit an SBA 1919 Form for each owner with 20%+ equity?
Why do I need to submit an SBA 1919 Form for each owner with 20%+ equity?
Updated over 3 weeks ago

The SBA 1919 Form gathers essential information about the borrower and the business to determine loan eligibility. It’s required for owners with 20% or more equity. The form helps the lender verify details like the business structure, ownership percentage, and any past criminal history or bankruptcies that could affect funding approval.

You can submit this using our E-document form and upload the PDF.

This document should include:

  • Business details: Name, address, and type of business.

  • Owner information: SSN and ownership percentage.

  • Disclosures: Any criminal history or past bankruptcies.

The form helps funders assess eligibility for an SBA loan and ensures transparency.

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