Why? It's all online
This is what Chase sent yesterday
Dear Business Client,
Chase wants to help you get the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program emergency funds you may need to continue paying your employees and supporting your business.
Financial institutions like ours are still awaiting guidance from the SBA and the U.S. Treasury. As a result, Chase will most likely not be able to start accepting applications on Friday, April 3rd, as we had hoped.
Make no mistake – we will help you, our customer, with getting access to these emergency funds. And we will make it as easy as possible for you to get these funds quickly. We hope to have the guidance we need from the government soon so that we can begin assisting you.
Here's how to find out when the program is available:
We will announce when we can start accepting applications in several ways:
1. We will send an email to all customers for whom we have an email.
2. We will tweet at @ChaseforBusiness and @Chase.
3. We will update our website chase.com/cares in real time.
Please do NOT go to a branch for this, as they will not be able to assist you. All applications must be made online through this digital form.
Be ready
We encourage you to be prepared so that you have what you need when we open our website for applications. Have the following information:
• A Chase Business Online user ID and password – you'll need this to apply. If you don't have an active profile, click here to set up or update your online credentials.
• The date you started your business
• Detailed information to calculate the average monthly payroll costs.
• Your annual revenue
• Your business mailing address
Please know that Chase is doing everything we can to help you apply for this program. We will keep you updated on chase.com/cares.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Roberts
CEO, Chase Business Banking