SBA Loan Packaging
SBA Loan Document Preparation Service
Financely prepares complete SBA loan application packages for business owners pursuing 7(a), 504, and Express loan financing. That includes the business plan, financial projections, DSCR analysis, and every required SBA form — assembled and organised the way lenders actually expect to receive them.
Most SBA applications fail on first submission not because the business is unqualified, but because the paperwork is incomplete, inconsistent, or poorly structured. Lenders receive a thick package and start looking for reasons to request more information. We close those gaps before the package leaves your desk.
We prepare the Business Plan, the Financial Projections, and every Required SBA Form
— packaged and organised for immediate lender submission.
What We Prepare
SBA Forms Package
Form 1919 (Borrower Information), Form 912 (Personal History), Form 413 (Personal Financial Statement), and Form 159 (Fee Disclosure) — completed accurately and consistently across all principals.
Business Plan
A lender-grade business plan covering executive summary, market analysis, management team, use of proceeds, and repayment narrative. Written to SBA standards, not a generic template.
Financial Projections
Monthly cash flow forecasts (minimum 12 months), income statements, and balance sheet projections built to demonstrate your DSCR and repayment capacity clearly to the underwriter.
Document Organisation
Tax returns, bank statements, P&L, balance sheet, debt schedule, legal entity documents, and collateral schedule — reviewed, labelled, and assembled in lender order.
This service is for established businesses with at least two years of filed tax returns pursuing SBA financing of $500,000 or more. It does not include lender introductions or loan brokerage.
Why Most SBA Applications Fail on First Submission
The SBA does not reject deals because businesses are unqualified. Applications fail because the submission is incomplete, the numbers do not reconcile, or the lender cannot answer the underwriting questions from what is in front of them. The most common failure points:
| Failure Point |
What Goes Wrong |
| Form 1919 |
Missing signatures, blank fields, or inconsistent ownership information across principals. |
| Financial Projections |
Projections that do not reconcile with historical tax returns or contain assumptions the lender cannot verify. |
| DSCR |
A ratio below 1.25 that has not been explained or contextualised with a credible repayment narrative. |
| Business Plan |
A description of the business that does not directly address how the loan will be repaid from operating cash flow. |
| Debt Schedule |
Omitted obligations, rounded-down balances, or missing context on existing debt that conflicts with the DSCR calculation. |
| Tax Returns |
Filed returns that conflict with the P&L or balance sheet submitted alongside the application. |
How the Process Works
1. Intake Call
We review your loan purpose, target amount, business history, and existing financials. This takes 30–60 minutes and tells us exactly what your package needs to contain.
2. Document Collection
We send you a precise checklist — tax returns, bank statements, legal documents. Nothing vague, nothing excessive.
3. Package Preparation
Our team prepares the business plan, financial projections, DSCR analysis, and all SBA forms. Standard packages take 10–14 business days. Complex packages are delivered in 7.
4. Review and Submission
You review the completed package. We revise anything that does not accurately represent your business before you sign off and submit to your lender.
Who This Is For
| Borrower Type |
Typical Situation |
| Business Owners |
Established operators pursuing 7(a) or 504 financing for expansion, equipment, or owner-occupied real estate. |
| Acquisition Buyers |
Individual or partner-led buyers using SBA 7(a) to finance the purchase of an existing business. |
| Franchise Buyers |
Buyers acquiring a new franchise unit who need a lender-ready package to support SBA financing. |
| MBO Teams |
Management teams buying out ownership with SBA debt and needing a complete, credible submission package. |
Fees
Flat fees, paid upfront. All fees are disclosed to your lender on SBA Form 159 as required under SBA agent regulations. Select the tier that matches your deal.
Standard Package
$
3,500
Single entity · Clean filed financials · 10–14 business day delivery
- All SBA forms — 1919, 912, 413, 159
- Lender-grade business plan
- 12-month cash flow projections
- DSCR analysis and repayment narrative
- Document organisation and labelling
- Lender submission support
Pay $3,500 — Proceed to Payment
Wire, SEPA, and crypto accepted
Most Common
Complex Package
$
6,500
Acquisitions · Multiple entities · Projections built from scratch · 7-day priority
- Everything in Standard
- Multi-entity or franchise structure
- Full financial projections built from scratch
- Quality of Earnings narrative
- Acquisition business plan with use-of-proceeds detail
- Priority turnaround — 7 business days
- Underwriter Q&A support through closing
Pay $6,500 — Proceed to Payment
Wire, SEPA, and crypto accepted · 5% discount for crypto
SBA compliance note:
SBA regulations require all agent fees, including document preparation fees, to be disclosed to the lender on Form 159 and deemed reasonable. Our fees comply fully with SBA guidelines and are disclosed at the start of every engagement.
Financely does not provide loans, guarantee approvals, or act as a bank or lender. All mandates are handled on a best-efforts basis and remain subject to lender underwriting, credit review, and formal approval by the relevant institution.
Ready to Submit a Clean Package?
Payment initiates your engagement. We assign your preparation team and begin document collection within one business day of confirmed receipt.
Frequently Asked Questions
What documents are needed for an SBA loan?
At minimum: SBA Forms 1919, 912, 413, and 159; a business plan; 3 years of tax returns; financial statements; a debt schedule; and collateral documentation. We prepare and organise all of these.
Why do SBA applications get rejected?
Most first-submission rejections are caused by incomplete forms, financial statements that conflict with tax returns, a weak business plan, or an unexplained DSCR. We address each of these before submission.
Do I need a license to use a packager?
No. SBA regulations recognise packagers as agents. All fees are disclosed to the lender on Form 159. Financely's fees comply fully with applicable SBA guidelines.
How long does preparation take?
Standard packages are delivered in 10–14 business days. Complex packages, including acquisitions and projections built from scratch, are delivered in 7 business days on a priority basis.