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Is there ANY way to get into NFCU without being a veteran or having someone in family/household? ( both of my grandfathers were but have been deceased for atleast 15 years)
I became a NFCU member in February based on my deceased Father's service.
@chosen4th wrote:Is there ANY way to get into NFCU without being a veteran or having someone in family/household? ( both of my grandfathers were but have been deceased for atleast 15 years)
If a grandparent served in the military, you are eligible as an immediate family member of a veteran. You can't join online this way, but you can join in-branch or over the phone. In-branch is slightly better, as you won't have to worry about things getting mailed to you (e.g. membership agreement, debit card, etc.).
what kind of info on the deceased relative would i need to bring with me?
I have a specific question in regards to a CLI on a credit card account with a BK 1-2 years old. Is the maximum line restricted to $1,000 only for initial starting lines or also for any CLI requests in-between 1-2 years?
For example, someone has a 1 year old BK and gets approved for the maximum $1,000. In 6 months, they apply for a CLI. Will the CLI request at 18 months post BK be denied due to already being at $1,000 or is there a chance for increase because the $1,000 restriction actually only applies to initial credit lines?
Hi Leonel9,
Congrats on the new gig. I just joined NFCU and was wondering if they auto approve you for CC/LOC at time of membership acceptance? .
Will I have to apply and take another hard inquiry?
I recently joined Navy and have a low credit score and a few collections. Is there a certain threshold I need to clear before I have a good chance of being approved for a CC or CLOC?
When it comes to the CLOC, how often can you ask for a CLI? I've had mine going on 90 days about to get the third statement with it, I was wondering if I should request a CLI or wait? Is there a limit to the amount granted due to being post bankruptcy? I'm at 1 year from filing date, 7/11/18 will be one year from discharge date.
Not sure If I'm late with my quesiton, but I see everyone recommend NFCU. My husband was in the reserves back in the day and received an honorable discharge. Will he be eligible do you know? Thanks in advance.