The feds are still investigating Bernie Sanders’ wife for possible bank fraud and may present evidence to a grand jury, a new report said Friday.

The probe could affect any presidential ambitions Sanders has for 2020, Fox News reported.

People questioned by the FBI told the network that the investigation was still open, with FBI agents interviewing at least one witness within the last six weeks.

Jane Sanders is under the microscope because of a land deal she handled when she was president of Burlington College in Vermont in 2010.

In order to expand the college, Sanders wanted to buy land from a Roman Catholic parish.

She secured a $6.7 million bank loan and a $3.6 million loan from the parish.

But she resigned in 2011 amid allegations that she gave the bank inaccurate information to get the loan.

Former Burlington College Board Chairman Yves Bradley told Fox News that the investigation was still underway.

He said he was visited by FBI agents in the last six weeks and was questioned about Sanders’ involvement in the alleged bank fraud.