wealthcreator wrote:I have applied for amzon chase and it says to wait for 30 days. They will review manually and send me letter.
What should i do ?
Recently i hv been approved for chase freedom, will that impact positive or negative?
Call in and see if they need more info.
Check the backdoor number sticky at the top of the forum.
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Call them and see if this is what they need from you.
Starting Score: 08/29/2011 TU 671 EQ 674Current Score (myFico + Amex): April 2013 TU 754 EQ 694 EX 694
Wallet: NFCU Visa Sig 25k, Amex Lowes 22k, NavCheck 15k, Amex PRG, Amex Zync, Discover It 13.5k, Amazon Visa 5k
Silver Spade Garden Club Member: App Free since 1/1/13. No more apps til 2014
MyFICO Fitness Goal: 800s Club!
Take the myFICO Fitness Challenge
webhopper wrote:
Fyi, when I got the 30 day message it meant that I had to verify identity by faxing in a utility bill showing my address, as well as a copy of my drivers license.
Call them and see if this is what they need from you.
I got denied with the reason that they just approved me Chase Freedom Card. So they can not approve another card within 30 days. 
wealthcreator wrote:I got denied with the reason that they just approved me Chase Freedom Card. So they can not approve another card within 30 days.
That is a common reason from them; I have always been able to get the second application pushed through though. Maybe that is just all they feel comfortable giving you. You could try taking 500 from the Chase Freedom to get the Chase Amazon visa
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