@vladrad wrote:Yes!
They will ask you something like this.
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Dear ********,
Thank you for contacting Chase to request a credit line
increase on your account.
In order to process a credit line increase on your
account, here's what you need to know:
* You can apply for an increase up to $19,000.00 without
Chase obtaining a copy of your credit report as long as
the offer remains available.
* If you request an increase over $19,000.00 or the above
offer is no longer available, you authorize Chase to
obtain a copy of your credit report, credit report
history, and any other information needed in order to
determine if the request can be approved.
Here's what we need from you:
* We need your gross annual income to process a credit
line increase. You don't need to tell us about alimony,
child support or separate maintenance income if you don't
want to consider these as a basis for repayment. Gross
Annual Income is income that you are able to use for
repaying your debts. Examples include income earned from
salaries, investments, rental properties, Social Security
benefits, and retirement accounts.
* We also need to know the amount of the credit line
increase you're requesting.
* Finally we need your Housing Status of Own or Rent as
well as your monthly housing payment.
* Please reply to this email with the above listed
information. After we receive your response, we'll email
you back to let you know if your request was approved.
If you have any further questions, please reply using the
Secure Message Center.
Thank you,
chase data...
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I decided to try this today - I got the same pasted message - EXCEPT - mine said they would pull a credit report. I passed on it - I will see what happens on my 1-year anniversary in a month or two. Congrats - again.
“We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.”
Congrats.
