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You have to call or have the card. Business cards are a seperate login and you need to card to set it up.
Min is 5k I think.
Congrats on your Ink card!
Quick question, do you have a business checking account with Chase? I ask because the Ink is one of my goal cards. But, I have my business checking accounts with my local credit union.
If you don't have business checking with Chase, is that an obstacle to getting approved for the Ink?
How do they verify business ownership?
Thanks, and congrats again!
@Anonymous wrote:
Grillandwinemaster - it took about 30 days for approval. We don't have a business checking with them.
They sent us a letter requesting our EIN proof, proof of address for business and articles of incorporation.
Thanks for your reply. Definitely an involved process.
Congrats again!
@redpat wrote:You have to call or have the card. Business cards are a seperate login and you need to card to set it up.
Min is 5k I think.
Terms and conditions of the Chase Ink Cash allow for a Credit Access Line starting at $3,000. Blew my mind that they set it so low but they did.
@grillandwinemaster wrote:Congrats on your Ink card!
Quick question, do you have a business checking account with Chase? I ask because the Ink is one of my goal cards. But, I have my business checking accounts with my local credit union.
If you don't have business checking with Chase, is that an obstacle to getting approved for the Ink?
How do they verify business ownership?
Thanks, and congrats again!
Chase, like most creditors offering business credit, vary on what they require. In some cases they'll ask for the documents requested from the OP, and in a lot of applications they do not require any documents. I didn't have to provide anything for my sole proprietor application. Just like personal credit applications that request POI for some and not others, they vary by each application and that is true for business applications for which their decisions are based primarily on your personal credit.
@Anonymous wrote:
@grillandwinemaster wrote:Congrats on your Ink card!
Quick question, do you have a business checking account with Chase? I ask because the Ink is one of my goal cards. But, I have my business checking accounts with my local credit union.
If you don't have business checking with Chase, is that an obstacle to getting approved for the Ink?
How do they verify business ownership?
Thanks, and congrats again!
Chase, like most creditors offering business credit, vary on what they require. In some cases they'll ask for the documents requested from the OP, and in a lot of applications they do not require any documents. I didn't have to provide anything for my sole proprietor application. Just like personal credit applications that request POI for some and not others, they vary by each application and that is true for business applications for which their decisions are based primarily on your personal credit.
Point duly noted! So essentially it comes down to YMMV...