Finance Application | Nationwide Equipment Finance

1Your business
2Equipment & finances
3About you & sign

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Your full legal name

First name *

Middle name

Last name *

Suffix

Your email and mobile phone

Email *

Mobile phone *

Best time to call (optional)

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What are you financing?

How is the business set up?

Your business

Your USDOT number (and MC number, if you have one)

USDOT number *

MC number (optional)

The business doesn't have a USDOT number

When did the business start?

If you ran trucks under another name or as a sole proprietor first, use that start date and tell us in the notes at the end.

Gross revenue last year (everything the business took in, before expenses)

If the business is less than a year old, use the last 12 months or since you started.

How you run it

How do you run your trucks today?

How many trucks (power units) does the business run, and how many trailers does it own?

Trucks *

Trailers *

Who drives your trucks? (check all that apply)

What kind of trucking company are you? (your main work)

How do you get most of your loads?

Who do you haul for? Give your main customer, broker or carrier and a contact. Add a second one if you can.

Reference

Company *

Contact name *

Phone *

Do you use a factoring company? Which one?

Answers are estimates; rough numbers are fine. This site is encrypted, and your Social Security number is encrypted before it is stored.

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