I'm sorry, I might have missed it but what cc's do you have other than the new Amex and unsecured BoA?
Again, what accounts?
Yes what are your accounts? and there CL List all your accts as well as your scores. That way they can let you know your chances of approval.
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@TwinGirls19 wrote:
Oppss sorry guys!! And no i have no problems sharing: boa 700, cap one 300, and now amex npsl
Its asking a lot of them to give you a Sapphire. Not unheard of if you have a strong income and low inquiries, but like has been said already, Chase does not like to be the guinea pig.
Having said that, since you have already applied and the damage (inquiry) is already done. Calling the Recon line is the best path.
If they decline you, perhaps ask and beg them to use the same report (they probably won't) to evaluate you for a Freedom. I personally believe even the Freedom just yet is a bit of a stretch but its a lot less of a stretch than the Sapphires will be.
A concern for you now is taking too many inquiries which result in denials. That is never a good thing.
Capital One has a proven history of helping new credit card holders get in the game via their Platinum mastercard "Credit Steps" program.
If you have a checking account at Chase with a few grand in it, be sure and remind them of that fact. If not, consider opening one?
If they do give you a card, make sure you PIF each month so it does not carry a balance for at least 6 months. If you can pull that off, it will put you in a a different level for the next card.
I hope it works out for you. 
Good luck others may have a different opinion but I think your chances are slim. Maybe the Freedom first, keep for 6 mos then try for CS or CSP