SBA loan forms
Short answer
This page covers 11 SBA forms, from the Borrower Information Form (1919) to the guaranty forms (148 and 148L). Form 1920 is retired. Each page names the edition SBA posts.
- Forms explained
- 11
- Retired
- 1
- Last checked
- Nov 9, 2026
SBA forms change on their own schedule, and the date printed on a form is not always the date that matters. Each page below names the edition SBA posts, says who completes the form and when, lists what it asks and shows the mistakes that cost owners time.
The forms
| Form | When it is used | Edition SBA posts |
|---|---|---|
| Form 1919: Borrower Information Form | At application, on every 7(a) program, including SBA Express. | SBA Form 1919 (02/2025), effective March 19, 2025. |
| Form 1920: Lender's Application for Guaranty (retired) | Not on new loans. | Retired effective August 1, 2023, and posted for reference only. |
| Form 159: Fee Disclosure and Compensation Agreement | By closing on 7(a) loans. | SBA Form 159 (08-21), OMB 3245-0201. |
| Form 413: Personal Financial Statement | With the application, signed and dated within 90 days of submission to SBA on 7(a) loans. | SBA Form 413 (05-24). |
| Form 912: Statement of Personal History | When requested. | SBA Form 912, marked (12/2028), OMB 3245-0178. |
| Form 148: Unconditional Guarantee | At closing, with the note and other loan documents. | SBA Form 148 (10/98). |
| Form 148L: Unconditional Limited Guarantee | At closing, when the SBA Terms and Conditions require a limited guaranty. | SBA Form 148L (06/25). |
| Form 155: Standby Creditor's Agreement | Before or at disbursement, if the loan terms require it. | SBA Form 155 (9/98). |
| Form 1050: Settlement Sheet (Use of Proceeds Certification) | At first disbursement. | SBA Form 1050 (10-31-2025), effective December 20, 2023. |
| Form 1846: Statement Regarding Lobbying | With the submission that starts agency review, when your lender or SBA requires it. | SBA Form 1846 (8-92). |
| Form 601: Agreement of Compliance | As a condition of disbursement, if your lender still requires it. | SBA Form 601 (10-85). |
Each form has its own page with who completes it, what it asks, the mistakes people make and the sources.
A printed date is not the whole story
A form can carry an expiration date that has passed while SBA still posts it, and the federal approval record can run longer than the printed date. Each page says what we found and when we checked.
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