Fsa-2330 request for microloan assistance - US Department of ... - forms sc egov usda-2025

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The document is a form (FSA-2330) from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency, designed for applicants seeking microloan assistance. It outlines the necessary sections to be completed by individual or entity applicants, including personal information, financial statements, and certifications regarding eligibility and compliance with federal laws. The form also emphasizes the importance of providing demographic information for monitoring discrimination compliance and details various loan programs targeted at socially disadvantaged applicants and beginning farmers.

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Begin with Part A, where you will enter your exact full legal name, address, and contact information including home and cell phone numbers as well as your email address.
If you are an individual applicant, proceed to Part B. Fill in your Social Security Number, birth date, county of operation headquarters, veteran status, marital status, citizenship, ethnicity, race, and gender.
For entity applicants, complete Part C by selecting the entity type and providing the state of registration, registration number, tax identification number, and primary contact details.
In Part D, provide financial statements including projected annual income and expenses. List all assets and debts accurately.
Complete Parts F and G by detailing your farming operations and answering any notifications or certifications required.
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What is the minimum credit score you need to get an FSA loan?

FSA does not rely on credit scores to make eligibility determinations. Loan applicants are expected to have acceptable repayment history with other creditors, including the Federal Government.

How to apply for FSA loans?

To initiate your FSA Direct Loan application, visit your local FSA office or USDA service center. They will provide you with the necessary application forms, guide you through the process, and help you complete the required paperwork.

What is the limit of FSA Microloan?

The maximum loan amount for either Microloan is $50,000. The $50,000 limit includes any possible outstanding FSA Direct Operating or Farm Ownership unpaid principal loan balances. A loan applicant may have a Guaranteed Operating loan, Farm Ownership loan or Emergency loan and still qualify for a Microloan.

What is the maximum FSA loan amount?

With a maximum loan amount of $600,000 ($300,150 for Beginning Farmer Down Payment), all FSA Direct Farm Ownership Loans are financed and serviced by the Agency through local Farm Loan Officers and Farm Loan Managers. The funding comes from Congressional appropriations as part of the USDA budget.

What can an USDA microloan be used for?

Microloans can be used for operating expenses including but not limited to: Initial start-up expenses; Annual expenses such as seed, fertilizer, utilities, land rents; Marketing and distribution expenses; Family living expenses; Purchase of livestock, equipment, and other materials essential to farm