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Tender Vessel Product Quality Improvement - Section F

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Eligibility
- Must be an Alaska resident for a continuous period of two years immediately preceding
the date of application.
- Two or more eligible individuals may jointly obtain a loan, operating as a corporation,
partnership, joint venture or otherwise.
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Lending Limit
- The total balances outstanding on all loans made under Section F of the Commercial
Fishing Loan Program may not exceed $300,000.
- The total balances outstanding on all loans made under the Program may not exceed $400,000.
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Collateral Requirements
- Generally, the maximum loan amount for a loan secured by a documented vessel is 75%
of the survey value (65% for AK vessels).
- The maximum loan amount may be increased by offering additional collateral.
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Terms and Conditions
- Interest rate is 2% below the Prime Rate, not to exceed 10.5%, not less than 3%, fixed at the time of loan approval.
- Maximum loan term is 15 years.
- Borrower is responsible for all direct costs incurred in processing an application.
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Fees
- A $100 application fee must accompany all applications.
- An origination fee of 1% of the loan amount will be deducted from your loan proceeds at closing.
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Tender Vessel Product Quality Improvement Loan Application Package

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There are different pages 1 and 2 for each different type of loan (limited entry permit, vessel purchase, etc.).
If you are applying for more than one type of loan, complete pages 1 and 2 for each type of loan, then complete one
set of pages 3 through 13. A separate application fee is required for each type of loan.
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The following Commercial Fishing Tender Vessel Product Quality Improvement Application pages are in PDF format. You will need the Adobe Reader in order to view/print them.
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