Frequently Asked Questions?
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Certify My Biz can help you with properly forming and registering your new business, government registrations, obtaining your certifications on the Federal and State level, non-profit setup, business development, sourcing and bidding and so much more.
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You can register to become a Government Contractor as a start-up company. There's no waiting period or restrictions.
To help provide a level playing field for under-represented business owners, the government limits competition for certain contracts to businesses that have certifications. Allows more access to contracts and funding.
Obtaining your certifications can expose your business to new opportunites that hasn't alwasy been open to you. However, the application process can be tediious if you try and do it on your own. Certify My Biz will help assit you getting your small business certified.
NO, our services are for ALL Small Businesses. There are opportunities for small businesses that do not qualify for woman-owned, and minority owned certification. If you are unsure what they are feel free to reach out to us directly.
CMB fees are based on the type of services you need for your small business. After your one-on-one with a business consultant a full proposal will be sent via email with description of services including pricing.
Yes; No Exceptions.
Yes, if you are applying for the DBE certification. The DBE program has a personal net worth cap.
The MBE, MBE & DBE regulations stipulate a firm cannot be denied soley because it is a new small business.
Certifications are not a one size fits all. There are a lot of variables to take into consideration before deciding. Book a consultation so we can help you decide which certification would be best for your business.
The business must be for profit and at least 51% managed & controlled by either a woman, minority, or disadvantaged owner who:
-Works full time for the business and has controls daily operations
-Has experience in the industry
-Holds the highest title as specified in the operating agreement/bylaws
-US Citizen