topic Re: Removing AU in General Credit Topics

Removing AU

Anonymous — Fri, 16 Feb 2018 23:47:16 GMT

My partner is AU for her father's chase card and it is bringing her scores down (I mean she is mid 700s but still it hurts) because it is at 93% utilization. If she removes herself as AU should it come off her credit report completely?

Re: Removing AU

bourgogne — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 00:01:35 GMT

if you send a sm on the chase account to remove the au and remove it from all 3 CRAs they will. chase is the best about removing au accounts, just be thankful its not with amex, cap1 or most anyone else

Re: Removing AU

Adkins — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 00:10:04 GMT

Yes, but she'll also lose the account history. This may or may not matter, depending on the FICO scoring model.

Re: Removing AU

Anonymous — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 01:07:38 GMT

She has plenty of account history of her own and doesn’t need this one AU account for that thankfully

Re: Removing AU

Anonymous — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 02:03:45 GMT

really? AU cards don't show as closed if you take yourself off? That kinda stinks. Not for me but for others. You would think he can just remove AU and it would show as closed on their report so that the report still has that positive history but with 0% UTI. Right? Ive never been or had an AU so I wouldnt know but I think that kinda stinks. Learn something new everyday on here though.

Re: Removing AU

bourgogne — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 02:23:08 GMT

@Anonymouswrote:
really? AU cards don't show as closed if you take yourself off? That kinda stinks. Not for me but for others. You would think he can just remove AU and it would show as closed on their report so that the report still has that positive history but with 0% UTI. Right? Ive never been or had an AU so I wouldnt know but I think that kinda stinks. Learn something new everyday on here though.

either the primary or the person that is piggyback can ask to be removed. this will show the card in a closed status. getting the tradeline is what the op was posting about. that is not as easy as one would think it should be. chase is a snap, with otheres the account will have to be disputed by the au

Re: Removing AU

Loquat — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 04:08:17 GMT

I've heard that Chase is pretty good about removing the account. I've encountered some lenders that drag their feet so I just ask to be removed and then dispute via the bureaus...seems to be a lot faster than waiting on the likes of CapOne etc.

Re: Removing AU

Anonymous — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 05:10:14 GMT

Right but OP was only asking if it "should" come off completely if she removed herself as AU. If she can remove herself and keep the positive account history and show the UTI on her report as 0% then wouldnt that be the best option rather than removing the TL completely? Or are you saying that it will show as closed but with still 93% UTI on that card still after she removes herself as an AU? I'm just curious to know the answer for future reference. I've thought about adding an AU to 1 or 2 of my cards and just would like to know the answer to this .Thanks .

Re: Removing AU

bourgogne — Sat, 17 Feb 2018 07:35:23 GMT

chase is the best as far are removing au's, seamless. if one removes a au on any card it closes the account and will continue to report unless one takes action to get it removed