What Are My Chances For Approval With A Chase Sapphire Preferred Or Slate

[sjt]

FYI Store card do not count towards 5/24

Like the other poster mentioned, check out the Chase pre-qual site.

[Anonymous]

Don't be so sure on that @sjt. Even if they didn't officially count the OP may get the Chase hard eyeball (Recon or manual review) and draw a cold soul.

[joltdude]

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@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous't be so sure on that @sjt. Even if they didn't officially count the OP may get the Chase hard eyeball (Recon or manual review) and draw a cold soul.

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BIt off topic but welcome back Nixon..

Good to see you....

_j

[MICHAELM30]

I had a very similar profile 2 years ago and was approved for slate at $2,200 and CSP at $5,000. I've since pc'd the CSP to a freedom unlimited because i couldn't justify the fee. 

[yfan]

All revolving lines, including store cards, count towards 5/24. Not all of chase's cards have the 5/24 requirement, but for ones that do, there's no way for Chase to tell by looking at your credit report whether a revolving line is a store card or a mainline credit card.

[Anonymous]

20INQ within one year plus sub 700 score, I would seriously consider holding off 6 months or better yet, one year. In adition to credit risk from so many INQ, show some lotaylty  to the banks that showed faith in you, nuture those lines.. Like a job applicant who skips from job to job, you dont want Chase and others to view you as a "card hopper". 

[Anonymous]

UPDATE: I've just applied for the Chase Slate card, and much to my shock, I was approved for $2,000!!!! Thanks for your help everyone! I should be getting my card within the next seven to ten days. Thanks again!

[Anonymous]

Congratulations!  Did you get the card to take advantage of a balance transfer offer?

[Anonymous]

No, because the balances I carry, are too small to be transferred to my new card.

[Anonymous]

What about the Sapphire?