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A Special Bulletin Page Relative To COVID-19

Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) is closed accepting any new application. You can check your application status under the application portal: https://restaurants.sba.gov/requests/borrower/login/?next=/. If you are experiencing any issues with the application portal or have any questions regarding the RRF program, please contact the SBA RRF call center at 1-844-279-8898. Support is available in multiple languages with the call center. If you require assistance with your application, please register for our FREE counseling on our website: www.pacificsbdc.com

The Pacific Islands Small Business Development Center Network (PISBDCN) and the Guam SBDC will temporarily stop accepting walk-in assistance or in-person counseling. To avail of our free services you may email us at sbdc@pacificsbdc.com or contact us at (671) 735-2590.

*If you applied for the SBA Economic Injury Disaster loan program (EIDL), please contact the SBA Disaster Office at 1-800-659-2955 or email: Disastercustomerservice@sba.gov for application status. You may also visit their website https://www.sba.gov/disaster-assistance/coronavirus-covid-19#/* for more information*

*If you applied for the SBA Payroll Protection Program (PPP), please follow up with your financial institutions for updates on your applications status.*
Supporting Your Small Business During COVID-19
The Pacific Islands SBDC Network provides free one-on-one counseling to small business owners. SBDC Business Advisors will assist small businesses in their application for EIDL, PPP, and other small business programs.
 
*If your business is affected by COVID-19 and would like to seek free business counseling, we have our Independent Small Business Advisors who can help you out! Click this link to see who they are and their areas of expertise!* (https://pacificsbdc.com/services/independent-small-business-advisor)
 


  • If you are an existing SBDC client in Guam or CNMI, please contact your current SBDC Business Advisor. 

  • If you are a new, prospective client, please contact your local SBDC to request for counseling.

  • Face to face —if safe arrangements can be made—and virtual advising are available.  

 

Reach your local SBDC:

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Today’s Notes...
Business Owners, Beware! If someone is charging you an excessive amount of fee putting the SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Application together, it is a SCAM!

SBDC is here to provide FREE assistance! Register is all you need to do: Request for counseling! We will send forms and guide you through this process.

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Restaurant Revitalization Fund - RRF


*SBA Payroll Protection Program (PPP)*  


*SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program*


*Guam Small Business Pandemic Assistance Grant*


Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG):


iconFAQs about COVID-19 and Small Businesses

Yes, for sure. We suggest contacting your local SBDC and/or request for counseling (click here). 

No, the SBDC is not the same as SBA. SBDC does not make loans. However, we can provide so much other assistance to small businesses. The SBDC helps the Pacific Islands' business community by assisting in all areas of business management, including pre-venture feasibility, business plan development, marketing, record keeping, financial and human resource management, operations management, and access to capital, as well as specialized areas such as international trade and technical services.

Yes, relief and assistance for businesses is also appicable to Guam and CNMI.