For small business owners pursuing SBA certification
The narratives, checklist and upload order your SBA certification application actually asks for.
Tell us your program, entity facts and your own story in your own words. Get back an eligibility self-check, the narrative statements the application requires, a document checklist, common rejection reasons, and an upload order for certify.sba.gov.
Within 24 hours
- No call, no meeting, no account
- Prepared under a 17-year supply chain principal
- Full refund if it cannot be produced from what you send
Who this is for
Woman-owned business preparing a WOSB or EDWOSB application
Business in a HUBZone-eligible area that has not yet organized its documentation
Owner pursuing 8(a) who does not know how to turn their own story into the narrative the application requires
“SBA certification applications ask for narrative statements most owners have never written before, in a format reviewers expect, alongside a document checklist that varies by program and trips people up on rejection for missing items. Getting this wrong means months of delay while you resubmit.”
What you get
- Eligibility self-check against the program's published criteria
- Narrative statements the application asks for (e.g. 8(a) social disadvantage narrative, WOSB control/ownership narrative), drafted from your own facts
- Document checklist specific to your program
- Common-rejection-reasons checklist
- certify.sba.gov upload order
Inside the document
Eligibility self-check: ownership 100% female-owned as described, [[OK]]meets WOSB ownership threshold[[/OK]]
Narrative draft, control section: "[Owner] manages day-to-day operations including hiring, contracts, and finance..."
Document checklist: articles of organization, operating agreement, two years of tax returns, personal financial statement
Common rejection reason: mismatch between stated ownership percentage and cap table on file, verify these match before uploading
What changes after delivery
Within 24 hours you have a narrative draft in your own words matched to what the application asks for, a checklist of every document your program requires, and the order to upload them in, so your submission is complete the first time.
How people use it
- 1Review and personalize the narrative draft before uploading
- 2Work the document checklist before you open your certify.sba.gov application
- 3Check your draft against the common-rejection-reasons list before submitting
How this compares
How it works
Fill the form
Five minutes. Attach what you have.
Pay $399
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Production runs
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Delivered by email
Usually within 24 hours, as a document you can print or forward.
Order: SBA Certification Narrative Pack (WOSB / HUBZone / 8(a))
⏰ About 5 minutes · a handful of questions
Questions
Do you submit my application?
No. You submit through certify.sba.gov. We give you the narratives, checklist and upload order to make that submission straightforward.
Will this guarantee I get certified?
No. The SBA reviews every application on its own facts. We check your stated facts against the published eligibility criteria and draft the narrative from what you tell us, the decision is the SBA's.
How fast is delivery?
Most packs are delivered within 24 hours.
Refunds?
If the pack cannot be produced from what you submitted, full refund. Delivered packs are non-refundable.
Narratives are drafted from your own stated facts, not a generic template, with the specific document list and rejection reasons for your program, and a refund if the pack cannot be produced from what you submit.
Sudip Malakar, Principal · Malakar Consulting