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For more than 60 years, Northern Bank has been a trusted partner and source of strength for our communities and customers we serve. We have earned the trust and confidence of our clients by working diligently and collaboratively with them when they face both challenges and opportunities.
The coronavirus pandemic presents new and different challenges for all of us, but as always, we are here to help our customers overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of their goals and persevere through trying times.
Northern Bank has created a portal to allow borrowers to submit all of the documents needed to process their SBA PPP forgiveness application. It mirrors the information laid out in the SBA’s PPP forgiveness application. As a reminder, in order to know what information you need to apply, you must read the full instructions and FAQs provided by the SBA before logging in to the application portal. We recommend consulting with your attorney or accountant for advice on your application.
How-To Apply Guides
The following How-To Apply Guides are for Northern Bank clients to walk you through all of the steps when applying for PPP loan forgiveness through our portal:
For borrowers who did not reduce employee levels, wages or hours; or for borrowers who are self-employed with no employees
Payments for business software or cloud computing service for operational needs.
Property damage caused by public disturbances in 2020 that were not covered by insurance.
Payments to suppliers for goods essential to operations pursuant to contract in place before PPP loan is made.
Payments for PPE or business adaptations to comply with COVID-19-related governmental regulations.
New law has also clarified that “payroll costs” include group life, disability, vision, and dental insurance.
For loans $150,000 or less
(This is not a Northern Bank program.)
The deadline to apply for a COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) from the SBA is December 31, 2021 (but businesses should apply as early as possible). The maximum loan amount is $2 million. If you applied for an EIDL loan when the maximum amount was $500,000, you may be eligible to apply for an increase. COVID-19 EIDL applicants located in low-income communities may also be eligible for up to $15,000 in targeted EIDL advances. The deadline to apply for an advance is also December 31, 2021. Please check the SBA’s website for more information on these programs.
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