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So I'm going on a trip in a few months and want the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card.
I currently have 4 cards, and have never had any loans:
FICO Score: ~720
Age: 22
Annual Income: 120,000
Amex BlueCash - $8000 CL, 15 months ago
Discover It - $3000 CL, 6 months ago
Chase Freedom and Freedom Unlimited, Both $6800 CL, Both 2 months ago
Utilization: ~5%
No negatives anywhere on my report.
I also have a small checking account with chase, but never use it, from ~6 months ago
Any chance I get the CSR? If not, is it worth going for the CSP and waiting a year to upgrade?
@Anonymous wrote:So I'm going on a trip in a few months and want the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card.
I currently have 4 cards, and have never had any loans:
FICO Score: ~720
Age: 22
Annual Income: 120,000
Amex BlueCash - $8000 CL, 15 months ago
Discover It - $3000 CL, 6 months ago
Chase Freedom and Freedom Unlimited, Both $6800 CL, Both 2 months ago
Utilization: ~5%
No negatives anywhere on my report.
I also have a small checking account with chase, but never use it, from ~6 months ago
Any chance I get the CSR? If not, is it worth going for the CSP and waiting a year to upgrade?
Welcome to the myFICO forum.
As long as you have not acquired more than 5 CCs in the past 24 months you should be good to go. This is called the Chase 5/24 rule. Chase is very jealous and wants you to use them as your credit card company.
@LuckyB338 wrote:
Welcome to the forum!
You have a solid profile, so as far as approval odds go it will likely be an approval.
... check prequals (credit journey, green check mark, online tool), and if you can try to hold off the application at least till there’s a 6 month gap between each application/approval bc you were just approved for 2 cards 2 months ago. Keep us posted!
+1
@Anonymous wrote:
@LuckyB338 wrote:
Welcome to the forum!
You have a solid profile, so as far as approval odds go it will likely be an approval.
... check prequals (credit journey, green check mark, online tool), and if you can try to hold off the application at least till there’s a 6 month gap between each application/approval bc you were just approved for 2 cards 2 months ago. Keep us posted!
+1
+2 . Your profile looks good so the only item sticking out is the AAoA issue. Let what you just got age a bit, otherwise as said above you most likely stand a good chance at success.
@Anonymous wrote:So I'm going on a trip in a few months and want the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card.
I currently have 4 cards, and have never had any loans:
FICO Score: ~720
Age: 22
Annual Income: 120,000
Amex BlueCash - $8000 CL, 15 months ago
Discover It - $3000 CL, 6 months ago
Chase Freedom and Freedom Unlimited, Both $6800 CL, Both 2 months ago
Utilization: ~5%
No negatives anywhere on my report.
I also have a small checking account with chase, but never use it, from ~6 months ago
Any chance I get the CSR? If not, is it worth going for the CSP and waiting a year to upgrade?
My advice is to go in to a Chase branch and ask a personal banker (1) Whether you have an pre-approvals and if they include the CSR, (2) request that they submit the credit application.
Going "in-branch" cuts through barriers you might otherwise encounter. They will ask for ID, then look you up in their system.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:So I'm going on a trip in a few months and want the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card.
I currently have 4 cards, and have never had any loans:
FICO Score: ~720
Age: 22
Annual Income: 120,000
Amex BlueCash - $8000 CL, 15 months ago
Discover It - $3000 CL, 6 months ago
Chase Freedom and Freedom Unlimited, Both $6800 CL, Both 2 months ago
Utilization: ~5%
No negatives anywhere on my report.
I also have a small checking account with chase, but never use it, from ~6 months ago
Any chance I get the CSR? If not, is it worth going for the CSP and waiting a year to upgrade?
My advice is to go in to a Chase branch and ask a personal banker (1) Whether you have an pre-approvals and if they include the CSR, (2) request that they submit the credit application.
Going "in-branch" cuts through barriers you might otherwise encounter. They will ask for ID, then look you up in their system.
I would second this if you can. Also, what is your AAoA? If it's under a year, then the chance of an approval drops. Chase likes to see atleast 1 year of AAoA. Also the CSR usually has a 10k plus approval (SL) and usually like to see atleast another 10k card (not always true but DPs have noticed this). With your profile, I would agree that an approval is possible (as long as the AAoA is above 1 year).
So, when I applied for the CSP I was deined, when I called the recon line I was told that everything about my profile was good except AAOA was too low. She said they would like to see my oldest card closer to the 2 year mark.
My DP:
Discover IT - 15 months
Chase Unlt - 10 months
Citi Double - 7 months
Amazon Prime - 2 months
Your results may be different given your higher income, but just wanted to share my results with the lower tier CSP. Best of luck!
Thanks, I decided to wait a month or two before the app. Will update with how that goes.
Not too worried about the HP as this is the last app I'm going to make for a while, probably.