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jordanmedical
Posts: 995
Registered: ‎04-08-2012

NFCU Navcheck

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How long did it take for you to get your promissary note in the mail? (Asking because my sign up materials literally took weeks--got my cucard before them lol)

 

Do I have to use it for it to report?

-Rebuilding with Cap1 Secured: 300, CapOne Cash: $1k, NFCU Secured: 500, NFCU cashRewards $8.5K, NavCheck $2.5K, Wal-Mart: $1.1K, Sam's: $1.2K, Amazon: $1.5K, Apple Barclay: $3K, Haverty's: $1.5K, GE capital: $5K, Sears: $250(AU), PP MC:$1.5K, CareCredit:$3K
Starting Score: 492-TU04, 480-EX FICO V2, 467-EQ Beacon 5 (Via Mortgage PreQual March '12)
Current Score: EX,EQ,TU (lender pull): 652, 659, 689, Walmart TU FICO: 691 (05/13)
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Mellon
Posts: 178
Registered: ‎08-31-2007

Re: NFCU Navcheck

i took mine about 3-5 business days

 

I have never used mine and it has been reporting for months

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mfoxxx
Posts: 40
Registered: ‎01-01-2012

Re: NFCU Navcheck

Mines took about 7 days, and I faxed the docs back, that's an option for you. 

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kcanes53
Posts: 15
Registered: ‎06-19-2012

Re: NFCU Navcheck

Mine reports without use .

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bichonmom
Posts: 3,131
Registered: ‎05-05-2011

Re: NFCU Navcheck

I went to a branch the day after approval to sign the docs. But they say that you should get them in a week or so -- depending on how far you live from Virginia, where it's mailed from.

 

I have not used mine at all, and it started reporting about a month after I signed the docs. I believe the loan "open" date is based on the sign date and not approval date.

 

 

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jordanmedical
Posts: 995
Registered: ‎04-08-2012

Re: NFCU Navcheck

Thanks guys :smileyhappy:

-Rebuilding with Cap1 Secured: 300, CapOne Cash: $1k, NFCU Secured: 500, NFCU cashRewards $8.5K, NavCheck $2.5K, Wal-Mart: $1.1K, Sam's: $1.2K, Amazon: $1.5K, Apple Barclay: $3K, Haverty's: $1.5K, GE capital: $5K, Sears: $250(AU), PP MC:$1.5K, CareCredit:$3K
Starting Score: 492-TU04, 480-EX FICO V2, 467-EQ Beacon 5 (Via Mortgage PreQual March '12)
Current Score: EX,EQ,TU (lender pull): 652, 659, 689, Walmart TU FICO: 691 (05/13)
Goal Score: 700

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bbrannan
Posts: 199
Registered: ‎12-11-2009

Re: NFCU Navcheck

I originally apped on 7/26 - approved on 7/29 - received loan documents on 8/7. SIgned and faxed them back in same day. Showed up under My Accounts the next day. But still has not shown up on my CR. Hoping it will report within the next week or two.

Cards: AMEX Zync NPSL, AMEX BCE, NFCU LOC $15K, NFCU Visa Signature cashRewards $14K, NFCU Flagship Visa Signature $14K, USAA Platinum M/C $3.5K, USAA AMEX $2K, Capital One Cash Rewards $3.5K, WalMart $10K, Lowes $10K, Home Depot $8250, Amazon $4K, Discover IT $1K

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jordanmedical
Posts: 995
Registered: ‎04-08-2012

Re: NFCU Navcheck

Thanks for the exact time table bbran. I do plan on taking mine back to the branch, I don't trust the mail LOL.

-Rebuilding with Cap1 Secured: 300, CapOne Cash: $1k, NFCU Secured: 500, NFCU cashRewards $8.5K, NavCheck $2.5K, Wal-Mart: $1.1K, Sam's: $1.2K, Amazon: $1.5K, Apple Barclay: $3K, Haverty's: $1.5K, GE capital: $5K, Sears: $250(AU), PP MC:$1.5K, CareCredit:$3K
Starting Score: 492-TU04, 480-EX FICO V2, 467-EQ Beacon 5 (Via Mortgage PreQual March '12)
Current Score: EX,EQ,TU (lender pull): 652, 659, 689, Walmart TU FICO: 691 (05/13)
Goal Score: 700

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jsickz32
Posts: 1,810
Registered: ‎06-25-2012

Re: NFCU Navcheck

How do apply for this navcheck? I dont see it online. I have checkings acct with them and transfer some money weekly to it.
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jordanmedical
Posts: 995
Registered: ‎04-08-2012

Re: NFCU Navcheck

Its no longer called navcheck online. They just call it overdraft line of credit.

-Rebuilding with Cap1 Secured: 300, CapOne Cash: $1k, NFCU Secured: 500, NFCU cashRewards $8.5K, NavCheck $2.5K, Wal-Mart: $1.1K, Sam's: $1.2K, Amazon: $1.5K, Apple Barclay: $3K, Haverty's: $1.5K, GE capital: $5K, Sears: $250(AU), PP MC:$1.5K, CareCredit:$3K
Starting Score: 492-TU04, 480-EX FICO V2, 467-EQ Beacon 5 (Via Mortgage PreQual March '12)
Current Score: EX,EQ,TU (lender pull): 652, 659, 689, Walmart TU FICO: 691 (05/13)
Goal Score: 700

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