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Texas SBA® enables Hispanic business owners to give purchasing managers,
contractors, lenders, customers, and others business partners evidence their company is owned by one of more Hispanic people1 and
is registered with Hispanic Owned Business Certification. Hispanic business owners are receiving more opportunities from government and
Corporate America; greater visibility in media; and gaining leadership roles throughout society.
Requirements for Hispanic Owned Business Certification1
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51% of the company's ownership must be a person claiming ancestry from a Spanish or Portuguese-speaking country, as defined by the Small Business Act.
Spanish-Speaking Countries: México, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina,
Uruguay, Bolivia, Paraguay, Spain, Equitorial Guinea, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico.
Portuguese-Speaking Countries: Portugal, Brasil, Angola, Cape Verde, East Timor, Equitorial Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Sao Tome and Principe
All Other Countries: Any person who self-declares their ancestry to have passed-through a Spanish or Portuguese-speaking country, including African
or Black slaves; indigineous tribes; Asians; and others are eligible for Hispanic Owned Business Certification. |
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Company Must be Registered with the State of Texas. |
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Fluency in Spanish / Portuguese is not required & all skin colors can apply. |
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Establish Company Image & Reputation |
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Solicit Community & Peer Recognition |
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Exhibit Company Pride & Honor |
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Publicize Company Ownership Structure |
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Distinguish Oneself from Competitors |
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Be a Role Model for Hispanic Youth |
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Texas SBA® Certification Number |
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Signed Letters of Certification |
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Certification Certificates |
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Certification Seals & Decals |
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24-Hour Online Verification |
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24-Hour Cellular Phone Verification |
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Texas SBA® Hispanic Owned Business Certification does not require audited financial statements; no classroom or course attendance; no minimum years in operation; no "on-site examination" of your company's office, and U.S. citizenship is not required. Texas SBA® Business Certification
verifies the certification status of up to 2.8 million Texas-registered companies and is the most transparent certification offered in the
state of Texas.
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Hispanic Fortune 500 CEOs
Texas SBA®
Hispanic Owned Business Certification |
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President of Texas SBA®
Lic. Jamie Deméricas
Universidad Regiomontana
Monterrey, N.L., México
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1. Texas SBA® Terms of Service. |
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Texas SBA® provides Business Certification for use in business-to-business transactions, customer relations, and business ownership verification for Texas corporations & small business.
Texas SBA® is a for-profit Trade Group established in 2002 representing America's #1 State for Business & World's 9th Largest Economy with GDP of $2.5 Trillion & 3 Million Businesses.
Texas SBA® is not affiliated with, connected to, or associated with the U.S. Small Business Administration, or Texas state government, any governmental agency or entity, or with any non-profit organization; Texas SBA® is not an agent for any governmental agency or entity; Texas SBA® certifications are not recognized or valid for participation in Historically Underutilized Business (“HUB”) programs run by the U.S. Small Business Administration, the Texas Comptroller's Office or State of Texas in any government Diversity Programs; Texas SBA® is not a government Third-Party Certifier and cannot provide designations or certifications for veteran-owned, woman-owned, minority-owned, or small business participation in government Diversity Programs as defined by 13 C.F.R. Part 121. U.S. Small Business Administration and Texas state government are Bureaucracies that employ Bureaucrats.
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