Microloan Program Electronic Reporting System (MPERS) (MPERsystem)

Microloan Program Electronic Reporting System (MPERS) (MPERsystem)

Microloan User Manual

Microloan Program Electronic Reporting System (MPERS) (MPERsystem)

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LENDER’S

USER

MANUAL




Microloan Program Electronic

Reporting System (MPERS)




U.S. Small Business Administration



November 2010


















Table of Contents

















Revision Sheet


Release No.

Date

Revision Description

Rev. 1

5/29/2003

Initial release

Rev. 1.1

5/24/2004

Additional insert to Section 1.1-System Overview of Lender’s Manual

Rev 2.1

03/2008

Updated screenshots to match current SBA look and feel standards. Updated added fields.

Rev 2.2

11/19/2010

Made minor edits.































1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION























    1. System Overview

In order to verify that the statutory purpose of the Microloan Program is met, SBA must collect data relating to the small business concerns assisted by the program. Therefore, the collection of business and personal information may implicate the Trades Secret Act and the Privacy Act respectively. However, this information collected will be kept confidential to the extent possible. The information provided will be protected from disclosure to the maximum extent of the law. However, some information may be disclosed pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, 5 USC 552 and the Privacy Act, 5 USC 552a.


To accomplish the need for data collection, the Microloan Program Electronic Reporting System (MPERS) is used.


MPERS is a web-enabled system that is accessed through the General Login System (GLS). The menu is dynamically-built based on the user’s role.


This system broadly keeps track of the following information about Microlenders, Microloans and Microborrowers:


  • Microlender Information – Lender Name, Address, Phone and Fax Numbers, Program Start Date, and Program End Date.

  • Microloan Information – Identifying information about loans that the Microlender makes. This includes Portfolio status information, percent of woman ownership in business, Loan Amount, Interest Rate and Terms, Number of Hours, Organization Type, NAICS Code, Urban/Rural Code, Number of Employees Created and Retained, SBA Loan Number and Lender Loan Number.

  • Microborrower Information – Identifying information about borrowers (businesses or people) who receive loans from Microlenders. This includes Tax Id number, Name, Address, Phone and Fax Numbers, Date the Business was formed, Veterans Status, and Ethnicity/Race.


1.2 Authorized Use Permission


This is a Federal computer system and is the property of the United States Government. It is for authorized use only. Users (authorized or unauthorized) have no explicit or implicit expectation of privacy in anything viewed, created, downloaded, or stored on this system, including e-mail, Internet, and Intranet use. Any or all uses of this system (including all peripheral devices and output media) and all files on this system may be intercepted, monitored, read, captured, recorded, disclosed, copied, audited, and/or inspected by authorized Small Business Administration (SBA) personnel, the Office of Inspector General (OIG), and/or other law enforcement personnel, as well as authorized officials of other agencies, both domestic and foreign. In addition, aggregated information provided in MPERS may be shared with Congressional offices based on statutory requirements to submit reports to Congress. Access or use of this computer by any person, whether authorized or unauthorized, constitutes consent to such interception, monitoring, reading, capturing, recording, disclosure, copying, auditing, and/or inspection at the discretion of authorized SBA personnel, law enforcement personnel (including the OIG), and/or authorized officials of other agencies, both domestic and foreign. Unauthorized use of, or exceeding authorized access to, this system is prohibited and may constitute a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1030 or other Federal laws and regulations and may result in criminal, civil, and/or administrative action. By using this system, users indicate awareness of, and consent to, these terms and conditions and acknowledge that there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in the access or use of this computer system.


1.3 Points of Contact

1.3.1 Information

Individuals with questions or concerns regarding these instructions should contact the SBA Microenterprise Development Branch at 202-205-6495 or the individual indicated below based on location:


Contact

Name

Telephone

Number

For the following

Jurisdictions

Barbara Jones

202-205-7550

HI, ID, KY, LA, KS, MD, OR, SD, TN,WI, VT

Janis Ackerman

202-205-7798

AL, AK, MA, MN, NV, OK, SC, UT, WA

Andean Lewis

202-205-7698

CO, FL, ME, TX

Earnest Knott

202-401-6786

MO, NY

Andrea Giles

202-205-6301

CA, GA, IA, NH, NJ, NM, PA, WV, PR

Craig Rossi

202-205-7634

AR, CT, MI, RI, VA

Dan Upham

202-205-7001

AZ, DE, IL, IN, MS, MT, NE, NC, ND, OH, WY, DC




1.3.2 Help Desk


Contact Name

Department/Division

Telephone Number

E-mail address

N/A

Network Integration Branch

202-205-6400

hqhelpdesk@sba.gov





1.4 Terms and Abbreviations


GLS - General Login System – Also referred to as SSII; Controls access to MPERS

Location ID - Identifies a physical address of a Partner or Microlender in PIMS; The primary Location ID is often times used in place of the Partner ID as a means of identifying a Partner

Microborrower - Small business concern that receives a Microloan

Microlender - SBA approved intermediary lender working in the Microloan Program

Microlender ID - SBA manually generated intermediary lender identification number utilized in the LAM system

Microloan - Loan under $50,000 made by a Microlender to a small business concern

Microloan Number - Also referred to as the Lender Loan Number; A unique number sometimes assigned by the Microlender used to identify a Microloan within their portfolio

MDB - Microloan Development Branch - Also referred to as the Program Office

MLS – Microloan System

MPERS - Microloan Program Electronic Reporting System

MPPO - Microloan Program Participating Organization

OISS – Office of System Support

Partner ID - Identifies a Partner or Microlender in PIMS

PIMS - Partner Identification Management System

SBA – Small Business Administration

SBA Loan - Loan made by SBA to the Microlender

SBA Loan Number – Number generated by SBA LAM System used to identify an SBA Loan

Sequence Number - Unique number generated by MPERS that identifies microloan to Microborrower.

SSII-Security System II – also referred to as GLS

























2.0 SYSTEM SUMMARY
























2.1 System Configuration


The application is developed for use with a minimum browser of Microsoft IE 6.0 or a compatible browser. You must use high level encryption (128 bit) when configuring your browser. You must enable support for JAVA script and applets. There is no use of client side COOKIES. In general, the font type is 9pt. Arial-style sheets are not used. The application is best viewed on an 800x 600 resolution screen. To avoid scrolling, use a minimum 15" screen.


























3.0 GETTING STARTED

3.1 Logging On

Connect to the internet and enter https://eweb.sba.gov/gls in the URL. You will be presented with the Log-In screen. Enter the User ID and Password provided to you by the Small Business Administration's Security Officer.


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3.1.1 Choose Function Menu


Not all items listed on this sample menu are available to all personnel. The menu will only display those items that you are authorized to use.


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Microloan Program Electronic Reporting System (MPERS) Link - Allows a user the ability to enter the MPERS System.

Note: As a lender, you will be limited to viewing the results linked to the Location ID that you submitted to GLS.















    1. System Menu


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  1. Lender Portfolio

  • Lender Detail – Provides detailed information on a lender and displays a list of the lender’s loans.

  • Loan Search – Allows a user to search for a loan by Lender Loan Number, SBA Loan Number, Loan Sequence Number or by Loan Amount, Closing Date, and Complete or Incomplete status.

  • Borrower Search – Allows a user to search for a borrower by EIN/SSN Number, Borrower Name, or Trade Name.

      1. Portfolio Status

  • Snapshot Summary – Displays the portfolio summary information for a lender.

  • Update Portfolio – Displays the current status information for a lender’s portfolio and allows the lender to update the status information.

  • Snapshot Detail – Displays a snapshot of a lender’s portfolio.

  • CO/PIF Loans – Displays the Charged Off and Paid In Full Loans for a lender.



      1. Help

Displays information to help the user with the application in a new window.

      1. Exit

Allows the user to exit the application.


    1. Changing User ID and Password


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This screen provides the end user the ability to change the password provided to them, by the SBA’s Security Office.
















    1. Exit System


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To Exit the system, press the Exit pushbutton. You will be returned to the General Login System.
























4.0 USING THE SYSTEM (ONLINE)

    1. Lender Functions

    1. Lender Detail


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The Lender Detail screen displays the following information about the lender:

  • Lender ID

  • Location ID

  • Lender Name

  • Address

  • City

  • State

  • Zip Code

  • Phone Number

  • Fax Number

  • Program Start Date

  • Program End Date

  • SBA Loans



The user can create a new loan by selecting the Add New Loan link.

The Microloans table displays the following information about all loans for the lender:

  • Loan Sequence Number - This is a link that will redirect the user to the Loan Detail screen.

  • Closing Date

  • Loan Status

  • Loan Amount

  • Lender's Loan (Number)

  • C/I – (“Complete” or “Incomplete” Loan)

  • Borrower (Name)
































      1. Add New Loan


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The following fields are available to create a new loan:

  • Loan Sequence Number

  • This field is pre-populated with the word “New”, signifying that this is a new loan and does not have a Loan Sequence Number.

  • Lender Name

  • This field is pre-populated with the name of the lender.

  • This is a link that will redirect the user to the Lender Detail screen.

  • Loan Purpose

  • Select one or more of the following options to describe the purpose of the loan:

  • Materials

  • Equipment

  • Supplies

  • Inventory

  • Working Capital

  • Status - Complete or Incomplete

  • Closing Date ** – Enter the closing date of the loan.

  • Loan Amount ** –­ Enter the amount of the loan.

  • Interest Rate – Enter the interest rate of the loan.

  • Installment Amount Enter the loan installment amount.

  • Jobs Created – Enter the number of jobs created.

  • Annual Income – Enter the annual income.

  • Jobs Retained – Enter the number of jobs retained.

  • Low Income – Select one of these radio buttons to designate the low income status.

  • Maturity Months – Enter the number of maturity months.

  • Woman Owned – Use the drop-down list to designate the percentage that this business is woman-owned:

    • 100% Female Owned

    • 51 - 99% Female Owned

    • 0 - 50% Female Owned

  • NAICS Code - The code description will display below the code. You can select the "NAICS look-up" link for help in selecting the NAICS Code.

  • Guarantor Req – Select one of these radio buttons to designate if a guarantor is required for this loan.

  • Guarantor ID - This field will only be displayed if yes has been selected for Guarantor Req.

  • Collateral Required ­– Select one of these radio buttons to designate if any collateral is required for this loan.

  • Gross Ann Rceipts – Enter the gross annual receipts.

  • Business Status – Select one of these radio buttons to designate the maturity of the business.

  • Location – Select one of these radio buttons to specify the location of the business.

  • Organization – Use this drop-down list to specify how the business is organized:

    • Sole Proprietorship

    • Partnership

    • Corporation

    • Limited Liability Company (LLC)

    • Joint Venture

    • Non–Profit Organization

  • Child Care – You can only select this checkbox if you also selected “Non-Profit Organization” from the “Organization” drop-down list.

  • SBA Loan Number ** – Use this drop-down list to specify the SBA loan number.

  • Lender’s Loan (Number) – Enter the lender’s loan number.

  • Hours – You must enter hours for at least one of the following fields:

  • Class Instr

  • Site Visit

  • 1 on 1

  • Bus Plan

  • Mult Gen

  • Issues

  • Peer



Borrower Detail for Additional Borrower:

  • EIN/SSN Number ** – Click on one of these radio buttons to identify the number that you are entering in the field to the right.

  • (Borrower ID) ** – Enter the borrower’s ID.

  • Borrower Name ** – Enter the borrower’s name.

  • Loan Sequence Number

    • This field is pre-populated with the word “New”, signifying that this is a new loan and does not have a Loan Sequence Number.

  • Trade Name – Enter the name under which the borrower is trading.

  • Country – This field will be greyed-out and display “US” if the address is in the United States. If the address is international, there will be a drop-down list, allowing you to specify the country.

  • Zip Code – Enter the borrower’s zip code.

  • Street 1, Number, Street Name, Suffix ­– Enter the borrower’s street address.

  • Street 2 – Enter the borrower’s additional street address.

  • City Name – Enter the borrower’s city. Note: This field automatically populates when the Zip Code is entered and the “Lookup Zip” pushbutton is selected.

  • State – This view-only field displays the state. Note: This field automatically populates when the Zip Code is entered and the “Lookup Zip” pushbutton is selected.

  • Phone Number – Enter the borrower’s phone number.

  • Fax Number – Enter the borrower’s fax number.

  • Date Business Formed – Enter the date on which the business was formed.

  • Ethnicity – Use the drop-down list to identify the borrower’s ethnicity.

  • Veteran Status - Use the drop-down list to identify the borrower’s veteran status.

  • Race ** – Select one or more of these checkboxes to denote the borrower’s race.

    • American Indian or Alaska Native

    • Asian

    • Black or African American

    • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

    • Unanswered

    • White



Note:


Fields which are bold and have two ** (asterisks) are required and must be completed in order for the system to submit the Microloan application to the database.


Any fields which are bold must be completed or else the loan cannot move to a “Complete” status (it will remain “Incomplete”).




Shape12 – Select this pushbutton to save the information on the screen and submit it to the database.












    1. Edit Loan (Loan Detail)

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The following fields are available to modify an existing loan if the loan has a status of “Incomplete”:

  • Loan Seq Nmb (view-only)

  • This field is pre-populated with the Loan Sequence Number and cannot be modified.

  • Lender Name

  • This field is pre-populated with the name of the lender.

  • This is a link that will redirect the user to the Lender Detail screen.

  • Loan Purpose

  • Select one or more of the following checkboxes to edit the purpose of the loan:

  • Materials

  • Equipment

  • Supplies

  • Inventory

  • Working Capital

  • Status – “Complete” or “Incomplete” (view-only)

  • Closing Dt ** – Edit the closing date.

  • Loan Amt ** – Edit the amount of the loan.

  • Interest Rate – Edit the interest rate.

  • Installment Amt – Edit the installment amount.

  • Jobs Created – Edit the number of jobs created.

  • Annual Income – Edit the amount of annual income.

  • Jobs Retained – Edit the number of jobs retained.

  • Low Income – Use the radio buttons to edit the low income status indicator.

  • Maturity Mos – Edit the number of months to maturity.

  • Woman OwnedUse the drop-down list to select one of the following options to edit the woman-owned percentage:

    • 100% Female Owned

    • 51 - 99% Female Owned

    • 0 - 50% Female Owned

  • NAICS Code - The code description will display below the code. The user can select the "NAICS look-up" link for help in selecting the NAICS Code.

  • Guarantor Req – Use the radio buttons to edit the guarantor required indicator.

  • Guarantor ID - This field will only display if “Yes” is selected for Guarantor Req.

  • Collateral Req – Use the radio buttons to edit the collateral required indicator.

  • Gross Ann Rcpts – Edit the amount of gross annual receipts.

  • Business Status - Use the radio buttons to edit the business status indicator: “Start-up” or “Existing”.

  • Location: Use the radio buttons to edit the location indicator: “Rural” or “Urban”.

  • Organization - One of the following options can be selected to edit the organizational structure:

    • Sole Proprietorship

    • Partnership

    • Corporation

    • Limited Liability Company (LLC)

    • Joint Venture

    • Non–Profit Organization

  • Child Care – You can only select this checkbox if you also selected “Non-Profit Organization” from the “Organization” drop-down list.

  • SBA Loan No. ** – Use the drop-down list to edit the SBA loan number.

  • Lender’s Loan No. – Edit the lender loan number.

  • Hours – Use the following fields to edit hours for any of the following options:

  • Class Instr

  • Site Visit

  • 1 on 1

  • Bus Plan

  • Mult Gen

  • Issues

  • Peer



The Borrower Detail for Additional Borrower section displays the following information about the primary borrower for the loan:

  • SSN/EIN Number ** – Edit the SSN or EIN number.

  • Borrower Name ** – Edit the borrower’s name.

  • Loan Seq Nmb

    • This field is pre-populated with the Loan Sequence Number and cannot be modified.

  • Trade Name Edit the name under which the borrower is trading.

  • Country ­– This field will be greyed-out and display “US” if the address is in the United States. If the address is international, there will be a drop-down list, allowing you to specify the country.

  • Zip Code – Edit the borrower’s zip code.

  • Street 1 (Number, Street Name, and Suffix) Edit the borrower’s street address.

  • Street 2 – Edit the borrower’s additional street address.

  • City Name – Edit the borrower’s city. Note: This field automatically populates when the Zip Code is entered and the Lookup Zip pushbutton is selected.

  • State – This view-only field displays the state. Note: This field automatically populates when the Zip Code is entered and the Lookup Zip pushbutton is selected.

  • Phone Number – Edit the borrower’s phone number.

  • Fax Number – Edit the borrower’s fax number.

  • Date Business Formed – Edit the date on which the business was formed.

  • Ethnicity – Use the drop-list to edit this category:

    • Hispanic or Latino

    • Not Hispanic or Latino

    • Unknown/Not Stated

  • Veteran Status - Use the drop-list to edit this category:

  • Non-Veteran

  • Service Disabled Veteran

  • Veteran

  • Unknown/Not Stated

  • Race ** - Use one or more of the following checkboxes to edit this category:

    • American Indian or Alaska Native

    • Asian

    • Black or African American

    • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

    • Unanswered

    • White





Note:

If the loan is currently a complete loan, the user will not be able to modify the loan.


If the loan is currently an incomplete loan, any fields which are bold but are not preceded by two asterisks are required for the loan to be complete and counted towards performance goals. If any of these fields have not been filled in, the loan will be saved with a status of “Incomplete”.


The user will have the ability to edit the loan by modifying the appropriate field(s) and selecting the "Save" pushbutton if the loan has a status of “Incomplete”.


The user will have the ability to add an additional borrower by selecting the "Add Borrower" pushbutton. This will open the Borrower Detail for Additional Borrower screen.

The user will have the ability to view the loan information in a printable format by selecting the "Print" button. This will display in a new window.

Additional borrowers will also be displayed with a link to the Borrower Detail for Additional Borrower screen.



Shape16 – Select this pushbutton to save the information on the screen and submit it to the database.


Shape17 – Select this pushbutton to add the borrower whose information you just edited.


Shape18 – Select this pushbutton to delete the loan.



Shape19 – Select this pushbutton to convert the information on the screen to a printable format.


    1. Add Additional Borrower

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The following fields are available to create an additional borrower:

  • SSN/EIN Number ** – Click on one of these radio buttons to identify the number that you are entering in the field to the right.

  • Borrower Name ** – Enter the borrower’s name.

  • Loan Seq Nmb

    • This field is pre-populated with the Loan Sequence Number and cannot be modified.

  • Trade Name ­– Enter the name under which the borrower is trading.

  • Country – This field will be greyed-out and display “US” if the address is in the United States. If the address is international, there will be a drop-down list, allowing you to specify the country.

  • Zip Code – Enter the borrower’s zip code.

  • Street 1 (Number, Street Name, Suffix) – Enter the borrower’s street address.

  • Street 2 – Enter the borrower’s additional street address.

  • City Name – Enter the borrower’s city. Note: This field automatically populates when the Zip Code is entered and the Lookup Zip pushbutton is selected.

  • State – This view-only field displays the state. This field automatically populates when the Lookup Zip pushbutton is selected.

  • Phone Number – Enter the borrower’s phone number.

  • Fax Number – Enter the borrower’s fax number.

  • Date Business Formed – Enter the date on which the business was formed.

  • Ethnicity – Use the drop-down list to identify the borrower’s ethnicity.

    • Hispanic or Latino

    • Not Hispanic or Latino

    • Unknown/Not Stated

  • Veteran Status – Use the drop-down list to identify the borrower’s ethnicity.

  • Non Veteran

  • Service Disabled Veteran

  • Veteran

  • Unknown/Not Stated

  • Race ** - Select one or more of these checkboxes to denote the borrower’s race.

    • American Indian or Alaska Native

    • Asian

    • Black or African American

    • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

    • Unanswered

    • White


Note:


Fields which are bold and have two ** (asterisks) are required and must be completed in order for the system to submit the Microloan application to the database.


Any fields which are bold must be completed or else the loan cannot move to a “Complete” status (it will remain “Incomplete”).


    1. Edit Additional Borrower

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The following fields display for an additional borrower:

  • SSN/EIN Number ** – Edit this field that displays either the SSN or the EIN number that you originally assigned to the borrower.

  • Borrower Name ** – Edit the borrower name.

  • Loan Seq Nmb

    • This field is pre-populated with the Loan Sequence Number and cannot be modified.

  • Trade Name – Edit the name under which the borrower is trading.

  • Country – This field will be greyed-out and display “US” if the address is in the United States. If the address is international, there will be a drop-down list, allowing you to specify the country.

  • Zip Code – Edit the borrower’s zip code.

  • Street 1 (Number, Street Name, and Suffix) – Edit the borrower’s street address.

  • Street 2 – Edit the borrower’s additional street address.

  • City Name – Enter the borrower’s city. This field automatically populates when the Lookup Zip pushbutton is selected.

  • State – This view-only field displays the state. This field automatically populates when the Lookup Zip pushbutton is selected.

  • Phone Number – Edit the borrower’s phone number.

  • Fax Number – Edit the borrower’s fax number.

  • Date Business Formed – Edit the date on which the business was formed.

  • Ethnicity – Use the drop-down list to identify the borrower’s ethnicity.

  • Veteran Status – Use the drop-down list to identify the borrower’s veteran status.

  • Non-Veteran

  • Service Disabled Veteran

  • Veteran

  • Unknown/Not Stated

  • Race ** – Select one or more of these checkboxes to denote the borrower’s race.

    • American Indian or Alaska Native

    • Asian

    • Black or African American

    • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

    • Unanswered

  • White





Note:



Fields which are bold and have two ** (asterisks) are required and must be completed in order for the system to submit the Microloan application to the database.



Any fields which are bold must be completed or else the loan cannot move to a “Complete” status (it will remain “Incomplete”).





    1. Loan Search


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You can search for a loan by Lender Loan Number, SBA Loan Number, Loan Sequence Number, or Other Options.

  • To search by Lender Loan Number:

  1. Select the Lender Loan Number radio button.

  2. Enter the Lender Loan Number in the text field provided to the right.

  3. Select the Search pushbutton.

  • To search by SBA Loan Number:

  1. Select the SBA Loan Number radio button.

  2. Enter the SBA Loan Number in the text field provided to the right.

  1. Select the Search pushbutton.

  • To search by Loan Sequence Number:

  1. Select the Loan Sequence Number radio button.

  2. Enter the Loan Sequence Number in the text field provided to the right.

  3. Select the Search pushbutton.

  • To search by other options:

  1. Select the Other Options radio button.

  2. Enter the Closing Date and/or Loan Amount in the fields provided to the right.

  3. Select the “Complete" or "Incomplete” radio button.

  4. Select the Search pushbutton.


If no loans match the search criteria, you will be notified and advised to try again.

    1. Loan Search Results


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The loans will be listed with the Loan Sequence Number, Lender Name, Closing Date, Loan Amount, Lender’s Loan (Number), C/I (“Complete” or “Incomplete”), and Borrower Name displaying. To view a loan, select a link in the Loan Sequence Number column. This will open the Loan Detail screen for the selected loan number.
















    1. Borrower Search


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You can search for a borrower by Tax ID, Borrower Name, or Trade name.

  • To search by Tax ID:

  1. Select the Tax ID radio button.

  2. Select either the EIN radio button or the SSN radio button.

  3. Enter the Tax ID in the text field provided to the right.

  4. Select the Search pushbutton.

  • To search by Borrower Name:

  1. Select the Borrower Name radio button.

  2. Enter the Borrower Name in the text field provided to the right.

  1. Select the Search pushbutton.

  • To search by Trade Name:

  1. Select the Trade Name radio button.

  2. Enter the Trade name in the text field provided to the right.

  3. Select the Search pushbutton.


If no borrowers match the search criteria, you will be notified and advised to try again.




    1. Borrower Search Results

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The loans will be listed with the Loan Sequence Number, EIN/SSN Number, Borrower Name, Trade Name, Lender Name, Loan Amount, and Closing Date displaying. To view a loan, select a link in the Loan Sequence Number column. This will open the Loan Detail screen for the selected loan.
















    1. Snapshot Summary


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The Snapshot Summary screen displays the following information about the lender:

  • Lender ID

  • Location ID

  • Lender Name

  • Address

  • City

  • State

  • Zip

  • Phone Number

  • Fax Number

  • Program Start Date

  • Program End Date

Using the “SBA Loan Number” drop-down list, you have the ability to select a summary of all loans for a lender or loans for a specific SBA Loan Number. Using the “Months to Compare” fields, you have the ability to compare two dates to one another. Once you have set up your parameters to compare, select the “Submit” pushbutton.

The default ratio percentage for the number of loans and the dollar amount of loans is displayed.

The following information is displayed for each date:

  • Total All Status

  • Current # Loans

  • Current % Loans

  • 31-60# Loans

  • 31-60% Loans

  • 61-90# Loans

  • 61-90% Loans

  • 91-120# Loans

  • 91-120% Loans

  • Over 120# Loans

  • Over 120% Loans

  • PIF# Loans

  • PIF% Loans

  • CO# Loans

  • CO% Loans

  • Outstanding Principal Balance

  • Principal Balance of CO

  • Certify No Change

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    1. Update Portfolio

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The Update Portfolio screen displays the following information about the lender:

  • Lender ID

  • Location ID

  • Lender Name

  • Address

  • City

  • State

  • Zip

  • Phone Number

  • Fax Number

  • Program Start Date

  • Program End Date

Using the “SBA Loan Number” field, and the “Retrieve” pushbutton, you have the ability to select an SBA Loan Number to display all current loans.
Once you have chosen an SBA Loan Number and selected the "Retrieve" pushbutton, the following information will display concerning all microloans for the selected SBA Loan Number which have not been paid in full or charged off prior to the last snapshot:

  • Loan Seq#

  • Borrowers

  • Loan Status - these will be a series of radio buttons with the following options:

  • 0 - 30

  • 31 - 60

  • 61 - 90

  • 91 - 120

  • Over 120/Def

  • PIF

  • CO

  • Outstanding Principal Balance

  • No Chg



Any loan which has not been updated in the last 30 days will display with an asterisk preceding the Loan Sequence Number and the row background color will be grey.

You will have the ability to update the loan status, loan outstanding balance, or no change indicator and then submit the changes
































    1. Reasons for No Change Certification


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After submitting the changes, if the “No Change” checkbox was selected for one or more of the loans, the new screen above will display for you to enter or update a reason for all loans selected "certify no change". Once you have finished, you must select the “Submit” pushbutton to update the loans.















    1. Snapshot Detail

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The Snapshot Detail screen displays the following information about the lender:

  • Lender ID

  • Location ID

  • Lender Name

  • Address

  • City

  • State

  • Zip

  • Phone Number

  • Fax Number

  • Program Start Date

  • Program End Date

Using the “SBA Loan Number” and “End Date” fields, you have the ability to select an SBA Loan Number and a date to display all loans for that snapshot.
Once you have chosen an SBA Loan Number and selected the "Retrieve" pushbutton, the following information will display regarding all microloans for the selected snapshot of the SBA Loan Number:

  • Loan Seq#

  • Borrowers

  • Loan Status

    • 0 - 30

    • 31 - 60

    • 61 - 90

    • 91 - 120

    • Over 120/Def

    • PIF

    • CO

  • Outstanding Principal Balance

  • No Chg

If any loans were certified “No Change”, you have the ability to select a link to display the reason for the certification.
























    1. Reasons for No Change Certification


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The Reasons for No Change Certification screen displays the following information:

SBA Sequence Number

Borrowers (Names)

Status

Outstanding Principal Balance

No Change Comment – Enter an explanatory comment.

Displays the reason for the No Change Certification.







    1. CO/PIF Loans

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The Charged Off and Paid In Full Loans screen displays the following information about the lender:

  • Lender ID

  • Location ID

  • Name

  • Address

  • City

  • State

  • Zip Code

  • Phone Number

  • Program Start Date

  • Program End Date



The user will have the ability to select an “SBA Loan Number” or to view “Charged Off” and “Paid in Full Loans” for the lender’s total portfolio.

The following information will be displayed:

  • Loan Seq#

  • Borrowers

  • Loan Status

    • PIF

    • CO

  • Charge Off Amount

















































According to the Paperwork Reduction Act, you are not required to respond to this collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB Control Number. The control number for this collection of information is 3245-0352. The estimated burden for responding to this collection of information is 15 minutes per response including time for reviewing instructions, gathering the data needed, and completing the collection of information. Comments on the burden estimates should be sent to the U.S. Small Business Administration, Chief, AIB 409 3rd Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20416 and Desk Officer for the Small Business Administration, Office of Management and Budget, New Executive Office Building, Room 10202, Washington, D.C. 20503.



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