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@Anonymous wrote:
I will be moving starting tomorrow to a new address. If I want to apply for a credit card will this affect my chance of approval if it is a brand new address? Should I apply for the other card I want to get before I do a change of address?
I don't think CC companies worry about new addresse unless you move around a whole lot. They consider that a lack of stability and it makes them nervous. I also don't think it wise to apply for a new card while in the midst of moving. Credit cards generally are not forwarded,
@Anonymous wrote:
I will be moving starting tomorrow to a new address. If I want to apply for a credit card will this affect my chance of approval if it is a brand new address? Should I apply for the other card I want to get before I do a change of address?
It could possibly trigger verification requests. Have you updated your address with all of your current lenders?
In my personal experience (I moved around quite often back in my 20s) the main issue to be concerned with is delivery of the card.
As it was mentioned above, credit cards (and sometimes even bank statements) are often marked "Do Not Forward" and they will be returned to the sender.
Also, I had an issue once with my mail to the new address being returned because the mail carrier wasn't aware I had moved in (I previously had used a PO Box so I didn't need a change of address form). Several of my bills that I had already updated the address were returned to sender, and it required a call to the post office to fix.
Good luck with your move!