Chase CL Consolidation

[chalupaman]

If I were to transfer 1000 of my Chase SW card over to my Chase AARP card, would that automatically disqualify my SW card from still being a Visa Signature card. Eventually I wanna transfer the majority of the limit over to the AARP card and close that card out entirely but I'm not sure when or anything. Some advice on this would be quite helpful and useful.

[Anonymous]

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@chalupaman wrote:

If I were to transfer 1000 of my Chase SW card over to my Chase AARP card, would that automatically disqualify my SW card from still being a Visa Signature card. Eventually I wanna transfer the majority of the limit over to the AARP card and close that card out entirely but I'm not sure when or anything. Some advice on this would be quite helpful and useful.

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Once you're VS, you're VS as I see it.

Any Chase experts out there?

[-NewGuy-]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@chalupaman wrote:

If I were to transfer 1000 of my Chase SW card over to my Chase AARP card, would that automatically disqualify my SW card from still being a Visa Signature card. Eventually I wanna transfer the majority of the limit over to the AARP card and close that card out entirely but I'm not sure when or anything. Some advice on this would be quite helpful and useful.

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Once you're VS, you're VS as I see it.

Any Chase experts out there?

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Pretty sure that's accurate. Some cards are only issues as Signatures. Recently I was moving some CL from my United Club card and they said I would leave as little as $500 on it.

[Chaselover]

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@-NewGuy- wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@chalupaman wrote:

If I were to transfer 1000 of my Chase SW card over to my Chase AARP card, would that automatically disqualify my SW card from still being a Visa Signature card. Eventually I wanna transfer the majority of the limit over to the AARP card and close that card out entirely but I'm not sure when or anything. Some advice on this would be quite helpful and useful.

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Once you're VS, you're VS as I see it.

Any Chase experts out there?

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Pretty sure that's accurate. Some cards are only issues as Signatures. Recently I was moving some CL from my United Club card and they said I would leave as little as $500 on it.

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Very good question.

Same doubt here. If I get my CSP with 5k and then later can I move my limit of 4.5k to Freedom  and still keep the VS status on the CSP? 

Keeping an eye on this thread.

[navigatethis12]

I had a Chase Sapphire Preferred at 25,000 and moved all but 1,000 over to two other cards. I kept it for another few months before closing it and it stayed as a Visa Signature, but it doesn't come in any thing else. If the card does come as a Platinum Visa, it is possible that they may downgrade it once the limit is under 5000. You can always ask an analyst before doing it and they should know the answer.

[chalupaman]

Alright. I think I'll ask them just to be sure because there's also a Visa Plat version of the SW card.

[chalupaman]

Update: I asked a customer service rep and she says that if I did that, I'd lose the Visa Siggy status because it has to be a 5k credit line minimum for the card to still have that status.

[Anonymous]

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@chalupaman wrote:

Update: I asked a customer service rep and she says that if I did that, I'd lose the Visa Siggy status because it has to be a 5k credit line minimum for the card to still have that status.

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Certain cards however are only issued in VS form and won't downgrade.

Most likely you can move some CL from your SW card and right before it expires and they send a new one, You can move some CL back to it to get it back up to $5,000.