What is SDVOSB Certification?

Learn how SDVOSB certification strengthens your business

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Overview

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Overview

The SDVOSB certification is reserved for small businesses that are at least 51% owned and managed by veterans with service-connected disabilities. It opens the door to federal set-aside contracts and priority procurement opportunities.

Key Benefits of SDVOSB Certification

  • Access to exclusive federal and state set-aside contracts
  • Competitive advantage in government procurement
  • SBA support and veteran-specific business programs
  • Enhanced visibility as a service-disabled veteran business
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How SDVOSB Certification Works

We make SDVOSB certification simple and transparent — four guided steps managed by our professional legal team.

01

Tell Us About Your Business

Start with a short online form about your company, ownership, and certification goals. This helps our attorneys identify the most suitable SDVOSB program for your business.

02

SDVOSB Eligibility Review

Our team reviews your business structure and documents to confirm your eligibility for SDVOSB certification and advise you on additional benefits or alternatives.

03

Document Preparation & Filing

We collect, prepare, and file all necessary paperwork for SDVOSB certification directly with the proper agencies, ensuring full compliance and accuracy.

04

SDVOSB Certification & Ongoing Support

After approval, we continue to support you with renewal reminders, updates, and strategies to make the most of your SDVOSB certification for long-term success.

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Common Questions

SDVOSB Certification FAQs

We assist with Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (MBE), Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE), Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB), Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), and Small Business Enterprise (SBE) certifications at both state and federal levels.

The certification process typically takes 30-90 days depending on the type of certification and the certifying agency. We work efficiently to gather all required documentation and submit applications promptly to minimize processing time.

Required documents vary by certification type but generally include business registration, tax returns, financial statements, ownership documentation, resumes of key personnel, and proof of business operations. We provide a comprehensive checklist tailored to your specific certification needs.

No, you can choose to get certified in specific states where you plan to do business. However, federal certifications (like SBA programs) apply nationwide. We help you determine which certifications will provide the most value for your business goals.

Certifications provide access to government contracts, corporate supplier diversity programs, networking opportunities, funding programs, tax benefits, and competitive advantages in bidding processes. They can significantly increase your business opportunities and revenue potential.

Our certification assistance fees vary based on the complexity and number of certifications you need. We offer transparent pricing and can provide a detailed quote after reviewing your specific requirements. Contact us for a personalized consultation.

Yes, we assist with certification renewals and annual compliance requirements. We track renewal deadlines and help maintain your certifications to ensure continuous access to certification benefits.

If your application is denied, we help you understand the reasons and work to address any deficiencies. We can assist with appeals, reapplication, or alternative certification options that might be more suitable for your business.
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