The physical address of any entity is necessary so SAM and CAGE can verify through the states Secretary of State. SAM] does require a physical address in order to have an active registration. If you have a virtual office or an incubator, the physical address must be where your business records are kept.
Use the tool by clicking below to check the status of your SAM Registration
According to SBA, the purpose of HUBZone is to promote job growth, capital investment and economic development in these areas, including Indian reservations. A HUBZone is one that meets all requirements of HUBZone Certification set forth by the SBA (Small Business Administration). A brief list of some of the requirements are:
If you would like to read more about the HUBZone Certification and your eligibility, click the button below
As long as a business meets all necessary requirements, there is no limit to how long a business can be certified. There is an annual re-certification to confirm a business still qualifies. Below are some requirements to having/continuing HUBZone Certification.
If you would like to read more about the HUBZone Certification and your eligibility, click the button below
If you have a SAM Registration and qualify as a small business, getting a HUBZone Certification can bring more opportunities for growth to your business. With a HUBZone Certification, you will be considered for grants competing in a much smaller pool. Here are a list of requirements to becoming HUBZone certified:
If you would like to read more about the HUBZone Certification and your eligibility, click the button below
A HUBZone status is one that meets all requirements of HUBZone Certification set forth by the SBA (Small Business Administration). A brief list of some of the requirements are:
If you would like to read more about the HUBZone Certification and your eligibility, click the button below
No, your UEI assigned by SAM is not the same as your tax payer EIN number assigned by the IRS. If you are unsure of your UEI, follow the steps below:
Another way to access the Lookup Tool is by clicking the button below
A UEI number looks like a 12-character alphanumeric code. It is a mix of letters and numbers assigned by SAM. If you are unsure of your company’s UEI number, follow the steps below:
Another way to access the Lookup Tool is by clicking the button below
You UEI number can be found on your entity’s registration in SAM.gov, You can also access a brief summary of the registration by following the steps below:
Another way to access the Lookup Tool is by clicking the button below
Your Unique Entity ID (UEI) is 12-character alphanumerical code that is assigned to your entity. In April of 2022, it replaced the 9-digit DUNS number. If you are unsure of your company’s UEI number, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by following these steps:
Another way to access the Lookup Tool is by clicking the button below
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