There is a growing issue that COVID EIDL borrowers need to understand clearly. As of September 2025, SBA began referring delinquent COVID EIDL loans to the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service ...
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No one can guarantee SBA pulls a loan back from Treasury. What we can do is make the file boring to deny. A clean record, a clear narrative, the right authority cited in the right place. The rest is agency discretion.
Borrowers confuse the two daily. Treasury Cross-Servicing handles the money. SBA owns the servicing decision. Disputing one when you mean the other is how cases die in the inbox.
Phone calls feel productive. They are not. The administrative record is what survives. Every page should answer a question a reviewer would otherwise have to ask.
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