The SBA provides support to small businesses including loans, disaster assistance, government contracting, and business counseling. US expats who own businesses may need to contact the SBA for loan programs, disaster relief, and business development resources while abroad.
Dial 1-800-827-5722 (toll-free within the US)
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Call at 8:00 AM US Eastern Time when lines open
Have your business details and SBA loan number (if applicable) ready
Use the SBA website for loan applications and business resources
Contact SCORE for free business mentoring online
Tuesday–Thursday, 8:00–9:00 AM US Eastern Time
SBA website: sba.gov — loan applications, disaster assistance, business guides
SBA Local Assistance finder for nearby resource partners
SCORE.org for free business mentoring and workshops
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SBA loans are generally available to US citizens and legal residents who operate businesses in the US or its territories. Contact the SBA to discuss your specific situation and eligibility requirements.
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Have your business name, Employer Identification Number (EIN), and any relevant loan or case numbers. For new enquiries, have a summary of your business and what assistance you need.
Yes. The SBA website offers online loan applications, disaster assistance forms, and business resources. SCORE.org provides free business mentoring via email and video. You can also find local SBA resource partners through their website.
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