Program Updates & Changes
You have up to 24 covered weeks to use the money you received in the loan. You must use at least 60% of the loan proceeds toward payroll protection; originally, Congress set the limit at 75%.
However, if you fall below using 60% for payroll costs, you won’t remain eligible for full loan forgiveness.
Applying for Loan Forgiveness
We've sent an email to all PPP loan recipients to begin the process.
This forgiveness email invite,
- • Was sent after your initial covered period had been completed.
- • Is from our partner Wolters Kluwer.
- • Contains a link to your personal forgiveness site.
Please check your spam folder if you don't see this email in your inbox. If you still can't find your forgiveness email invite, you can connect with a business captain to have it resent.
The forgiveness application site is where you’ll securely and safely fill out your forgiveness request information and upload the necessary documentation required for loan forgiveness. It’s also where you’ll be able to watch your application’s progress through the process.
You have up to 10 months after your covered period ends to seek forgiveness.
Documentation Required
You can use the SBA forms linked below as a guide to gather the required documentation that you'll provide on the forgiveness application site.
Download SBA Form 3508 
Download SBA Form 3508EZ
Download SBA Form 3508S
Finding your SBA PPP Loan Number
Your loan number is provided at the top of your loan promissory note.
SBA EIDL Advance Recipients
If you received an EIDL advance, this will result in a balance on your PPP loan after forgiveness on a dollar for dollar basis. For example, a $1,000 EIDL advance will result in a PPP balance of at least $1,000 based on the original language of the CARES Act. This may change with future legislation.
Questions?
Please contact us with questions or concerns you may have.