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Buena Park Banks Participating in COVID-19 Small Business Buena Park Banks Participating in As of 4/29/2020 COVID-19 Small Business Assistance Programs SBA SBA SBA 7(a) Express New SBA Debt New Name Address City Zip Phone Contact Lender? Lender? PPP? EIDL? Relief? Customers? Bank of America 6210 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90621 714-236-3490 Yes Yes Online No No Yes Bank of America 8955 Valley View St. Buena Park 90620 714-236-1040 Temporarily closed Bank of America 5531 La Palma Av. La Palma 92603 714-236-3441 Yes Yes Online No No Yes Bank of Hope 5300 Beach Blvd. #101 Buena Park 90621 714-690-1400 No No No No No No Bank of Hope 5307 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90621 714-994-5000 No No No No No No Bank of Hope 4875 La Palma Av. La Palma 90623 562-468-0900 No No No No No No CA Agribusiness CU 6281 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90621 714-690-4865 Angel Hernandez No No California Bank & Trust 5471 Orangethorpe Av. La Palma 90623 714-523-9090 Jim Bang Yes Yes Online Online Online No CBB Bank 6041 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90621 657-234-3000 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Chase Bank 7964 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90620 714-670-6743 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes/Online Chase Bank 8901 Valley View St. #C Buena Park 90620 714-220-1260 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes/Online Chase Bank 10011 Valley View St Cypress 90630 714-484-7912 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes/Online Chase Bank 5962 La Palma Av. La Palma 92603 714-735-3149 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes/Online Citibank 10081 Valley View St. Cypress 90630 714-503-0201 Yes Yes Yes Online Online Yes/Online City National Bank 1 Centerpointe Dr. #110 La Palma 90623 714-228-7700 Yes Yes Online Online Online Yes/Online Hanmi Bank 5245 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90621 714-232-7600 Yes No Yes Yes No OneWest 7872 Valley View St. Buena Park 90620 714-228-9622 Leilani Cabaccang No No Open Bank 5141 Beach Blvd. #E Buena Park 90621 714-735-5900 Virginia Moon Yes No No No No No Pacific City Bank 5400 Beach Blvd. #101 Buena Park 90621 714-367-7990 Yes No No No No Yes Rancho FCU 8530 Stanton Av. Buena Park 90620 562-803-6401 x8103 Temporarily closed U.S. Bank 5470 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90621 714-735-3195 Henaki Patel Yes No Yes No No Yes/Online U.S. Bank 8460 La Palma Av. Buena Park 90620 714-822-2820 Yes No Yes No No Yes/Online U.S. Metro Bank 5401 Beach Blvd. Buena Park 90621 714-367-3888 Lisa Kim Yes No Yes No No Yes Union Bank 8301 La Palma Av. Buena Park 90620 714-739-1425 Yes No No No No Yes Union Bank 4125 Ball Rd. Cypress 90630 714-826-0011 Yes No No No No Yes United Business Bank 6301 Beach Blvd. #100 Buena Park 90621 714-736-5700 Joyce Hong Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Wells Fargo 2350 W. Lincoln Av. Anaheim 92801 714-502-3400 Erica Lopez Yes Yes Online Online Online Yes Wells Fargo 6090 Ball Rd. Buena Park 90620 714-220-5660 Daoud Beituni Yes Yes Online Online Online Yes Wells Fargo 7560 Orangethorpe Av. Buena Park 90621 714-228-2560 Yes Yes Online Online Online Yes Woori America Bank 5731 Beach Blvd. #101 Buena Park 90621 714-521-3100 Yes Yes Yes Yes PPP = Paycheck Protection Program EIDL = SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan Page 1 of 1.
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