Chase Hyatt

[Anonymous]

Would it be difficult to get approved for a Chase Hyatt card with 14 inq and 10 new accounts in the last 12 months?

[Anonymous]

I tried two times but was not approved

this is funny but I do have 10 inq and 12 accounts for the last 1 year))

my scores low 700

income 100k

0.9 AAoA

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Would it be difficult to get approved for a Chase Hyatt card with 14 inq and 10 new accounts in the last 12 months?

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My wife and I were both approved with similar new accounts.  Less inquiries though. 

[Meanmchine]

IMO, stop apping

[Anonymous]

@meanmchine No!

[CreditInspired]

Yes, and also possible AA.

IMHO, slow your roll.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Would it be difficult to get approved for a Chase Hyatt card with 14 inq and 10 new accounts in the last 12 months?

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Depends on your profile. If you have a thin file, it probably will be difficult to overcome. If you have a solid history, probably not. I was approved for IHG card last Oct with tons of inqs and new accounts. But when I tried in March for Marriott Business I was told no because of too many new accounts. I had hit what they were comfortable giving me in that time frame. Unless you're in a hurry, waiting will only improve your chances.

[Anonymous]

I think the thin profile might be right as I was approved for Chase Marriott Business while being 25/24 and a 700 FICO.