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We have given careful consideration to your disaster
loan application filed with this Agency.
Unfortunately, we were unable to approve the loan
application because of an apparent lack of reasonable
assurance of your ability to repay the proposed SBA
loan and other obligations from earnings. We have
concluded that you cannot support any further debt
obligations at this time, based upon a thorough review
of your total monthly income and expenses as indicated
in your loan application.
If you disagree with this determination, you have the
right to request a reconsideration. However, such a
request must comply with the following requirements:
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b. It must be received by this office no later
than six months from the date of this letter.
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We regret our inability to be of assistance to you.
There is nothing in the record to suggest that petitioners
ever requested SBA to reconsider its denial of petitioners’
disaster loan application.
Petitioners filed one or more applications for disaster
assistance with the Individual and Family Grant Program of the
Department of Social Services of the State of California
(California State Department of Social Services) on a date(s) not
disclosed in the record. Petitioners’ application(s) covered
both transportation needs and personal property. By letter dated
June 15, 1995, the California State Department of Social Services
replied to petitioners’ application(s). This letter, which
referenced both the disaster relief file number assigned by the
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