Apply for PPP Forgiveness

Next Steps

  • Step 1: Forgiveness Inquiry (Below) - Complete and submit the form below. Please review your submission for accuracy before submitting. This will help us activate your forgiveness account in a timely manner.
  • Step 2: Forgiveness Invite - After we verify the information in your inquiry, you’ll receive an invite to begin your PPP forgiveness application using the same lending software used to process your initial loan application.
  • Step 3: Login and Start Application - By using a link* in the invite, you’ll be able to login to your account and begin your forgiveness application.
  • Step 4: Submit to the SBA - Once your forgiveness application is complete and has been reviewed by CRF, we will submit it to the SBA for final approval. The SBA will make a final decision on the eligibility of your application.

*Note: this link will expire ten (10) days after the invite is sent. Please activate your account within this window to ensure that your forgiveness application is processed as quickly as possible. If your link is expired, please contact the CRF Customer Care team at CRFCustomerCare@crfusa.com.

Forgiveness Inquiry

All loans subject to credit approval and final guidance from the SBA on the Paycheck Protection Program. Funds are limited and subject to availability.

The information provided is solely for general knowledge and does not provide any professional advice regarding tax, accounting, legal, financial, or any other professional service. PPP borrowers should contact their professional service providers for a complete understanding of the PPP program requirements and forgiveness processes.

SBA regulations regarding the PPP program are subject to further limitations and changes. Borrowers must follow current regulations and processes based on SBA guidelines. All characteristics described above are from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act (Economic Aid Act), and/or the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act. The terms and information outlined above are subject to change upon further rulemaking or guidance from the U.S. Small Business Administration and the U.S. government.