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What is my EIN number?
The easiest way to find your EIN is to dig up your EIN confirmation letter. This is the original document the IRS issued when you first applied for your EIN. The letter will show your business tax ID and other identifying information for your business.
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How much does SAM.gov cost?
There is no cost to use SAM.gov. However, if you’d like a quick way to check your SAM Status, click below!
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How long does a SAM Registration last?
Every SAM Registration expires 365 days after activation. Check your SAM Status below!
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Is SAM.gov public information?
Anyone is able to make a SAM user account and search up entities, but www.sam.gov does NOT release sensitive information such as your TIN (Taxpayer Identification Number) or any type of banking information. If you’d like to check your SAM Status, click the button below!
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Can you make money on government contracts?
There are exactly two ways to make money in the Federal Government contracting industry. First, you can directly support the government on a prime contract through registering in SAM.gov. Second, and easiest government contract to win, you can have a subcontract under the prime contract holder.
Is a unique entity ID the same as an EIN?
EIN vs. UEI
No, your UEI number is a specific string of alphanumerical characters assigned to each entity registered in SAM. An EIN number is a number assigned by the IRS in regards to a business’ taxes.
You can use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking the button below to see your UEI number
Do I still need a DUNS number?
In early 2023, the DUNS number was replaced with UEI (Unique Entity ID).
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Does SAM require notarized letters?
Due to new policies, each entity registration must have an ‘Entity Administrator’. If the entity admin from a previous registration is no longer with your business or you would like to appoint a new one, you will need to prepare a notarized letter designating who you would like to be said entity administrator.
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What do I need for my SAM registration?
To prepare for the SAM registration process of your entity, not much is required. Basic entity information like physical address, owner, and your dba (doing business as) are good to have on hand and ready to go when starting the process. You may also want to establish a primary NAICS code as well.
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