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Delivered by the Law Offices of J. Cobbie de Graft, the 8(a) and SDB services provided by Federal Access are based on a thorough legal understanding of the laws and regulations governing the 8(a) program.  Our services are designed to speed your application while reducing any chances of delay or rejection by the SBA.  Under our full consultation service we provide one-on-one counseling to assist you in properly completing and assembling all forms.  We then conduct a thorough review of your application along with supplemental documents to provide a legal assessment of your case.  We offer professional advice regarding problems or challenges you may encounter with your application.  We also follow-up on your application with the SBA, and assist in expediting results to aid you win your first 8(a) or SDB contract opportunities.  In summary, our services will save you several hours of extra work while providing the assurance you need that your application is on the right track.  
 

An attorney provides advice and representation on your application using the legal standards required by the Government.  Non-attorney consultants  ("packagers") have neither the authority nor the expertise to provide legal advice or representation.  If you encounter a legal challenge to your application, a non-attorney consultant cannot help you.  Federal Access takes a legal approach in preparing your application.  At prices that often match or beat the services offered by non-attorney consultants, we conduct a thorough legal review of your documentation and commit to helping you if the SBA asserts administrative roadblocks to your eligibility.  In short, we give you the peace of mind that comes with knowing that you are getting the best possible professional assistance throughout the application process.
  

You have two choices if you wish to pursue your case after rejection.  You may either appeal your application to the SBA or wait a minimum of twelve months before re-applying.  Contact us for a consultation regarding an appeal to the SBA.  
 

A Private Certifier is an organization or business concern approved by U.S. Small Business Administration to determine whether firms are owned and controlled by one or more individuals claiming social and economic disadvantage.  Federal Access was approved as an SBA Private Certifier in 1999.  Click here for more information about Private Certifiers.
 

We have found from experience that application service needs vary from one company to the next.  To get started with your application, visit our page on Service Levels and Pricing.  Don't hesitate to contact our office if you need further assistance.
 

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