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What are the latest requirements for WOSB and EDWOSB certification in October 2026?

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Hi everyone,

My firm is a WOSB-certified management consulting company (NAICS 541611), and I'm looking into applying for EDWOSB certification. I know the SBA handles WOSB and EDWOSB certification now. I'm trying to figure out the current personal financial requirements for EDWOSB status, specifically around personal net worth and adjusted gross income. I've been reviewing the SBA website, but it's not entirely clear if there have been any recent updates to these thresholds. I want to make sure I qualify before I go through the application process. What are the latest requirements for personal net worth and adjusted gross income for EDWOSB certification in October 2026?

asked Nadia F. Verified vendorWOSB owner, management consulting · Minneapolis, MN · 715 rep

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The latest requirements for EDWOSB certification in October 2026 include a personal net worth of less than $850,000, adjusted gross income of $400,000 or less averaged over the previous three years, and personal assets of $6.5 million or less. These are the current thresholds for economic disadvantage (sba.gov, Women-Owned Small Business Federal Contract program page).

Your firm applies to the SBA for WOSB or EDWOSB certification, and there is no cost to apply (13 CFR 127.300). The woman owner must meet the personal financial requirements to qualify for the EDWOSB status. It's good you are looking into this before you apply. My firm is an SDVOSB, and the SBA certification process for veteran-owned businesses also involves a detailed review of ownership and control, similar to WOSB and EDWOSB. Make sure all your documentation is clear for the SBA review.

answered Luis A. Verified vendorSDVOSB founder, court reporting and legal support · San Antonio, TX · 576 rep
Thank you for the detailed breakdown of the EDWOSB requirements. It is helpful to know the specific thresholds for net worth, income, and assets. I will ensure our documentation is thorough for the SBA review. · Nadia F. ·

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