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ladies and gentlemen if you operate a single member LLC or S corp or other business entity for which many of the rules that you're hearing about do not apply here's what you need to do to process your application for a Small Business Administration's paycheck protection program loan as you saw in my previous video every loan provider requires different forms of documentation to process your PPP loan therefore just put together whatever you have your schedule C's 1099 s bank statements etc and simply apply with your loan provider of choice I gave you eight from which to choose and they don't all require existing relationships with them especially the non-traditional loan providers like cabbage and Len do so just file an application with them and let them tell you what you need just like the SBA representative told me on the phone on my previous video but if there's only one employee how would that work what kind of documentation do you have to produce do you know the banks would tell me what I need let the loan provider tell you what forms and what documents you have to produce whatever you do just do it quickly nonetheless you know the money's going to dry up fast talk soon
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hi do you own an LLC and are you in the next wave of applying for the PPP loans if so I've got three items that you're going to need to have ready when you file the application I'm Kathryn Taylor I'm the lawyer for business owners as you know the next wave of PPP funding has been approved and there are probably a lot of businesses who are now filing their applications if you own an LLC you're going to need a lot of financial information but in addition to that you're going to need some LLC type of information so the first thing I'd like you to do is to make sure your LLC is in good standing the best way way to figure that out is to go to your state website and determine whether the website states that your LLC is in good standing or not if not then you need to figure out very quickly how to get it in good standing because you probably will not get a loan if your LLC is not in good standing second you're probably going to need a copy a signed copy of your articles of organization that were filed with the state at the very beginning a lot of people don't necessarily have these in their files if not you may be able to get a copy printed off of the state website you may have to actually order it from the state and if that's the case make sure you request that immediately and then the next thing I want you to check is to determine if you have a signed copy of your operating agreement some LLC's don't have operating agreements but if you do have one you probably are going to be requested to provide one with your application and you will need a signed agreement to provide with that application in another video in the same feed I'm going to be giving some tips about how to gather all the financial information you're going to need to have together and if you are interested in that you can keep scrolling and see that video I'm Katherine Taylor the lawyer for business owners if you any questions please feel free to give me a call or email me my contact information is on my website at wowt.com thank you you
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I've studied computational fluid dynamics at California State University, Sacramento in Sacramento and I am an expert in behavioural genetics. I usually feel surprised. My previous job was food batchmaker I held this position for 20 years, I love talking about art and mountaineering. Huge fan of Wesley Schultz I practice netball and collect chemical elements.
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