DH joined and opened savings and checking yesterday.
He was instant approved for $15K NLOC on checking.
He was approved within a few min for $25K GOrewards Visa.
It was not instant and sent for review because he mistakenly put his yearly salary in the monthly space. 
(After he realized and called to change, he was approved right away)
Now what??
@Anonymous-forumfan wrote:DH joined and opened savings and checking yesterday.
He was instant approved for $15K NLOC on checking.
He was approved within a few min for $25K GOrewards Visa.
It was not instant and sent for review because he mistakenly put his yearly salary in the monthly space.
(After he realized and called to change, he was approved right away)
Now what??
Well, it is time to enjoy the fruit of DH's labor.. Congrats on the approval. Are you both interested in any other cards?
Thanks Yes-Its-Me...after further reading I found everything I was looking for here:
"Navy Federal UPDATED CLI and 2ND ACCOUNT THREAD" (I am on page 38 of 64 so far) 
Well that's the spin off thread from this original one:
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Credit-Card-Applications/Official-NFCU-CLI-Guide/td-p/2101185
Alot of great info in there as well. That should keep you busy this weekend. Welcome to Navy Federal.
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Credit-Card-Applications/Official-NFCU-CLI-Guide/td-p/2101185
Alot of great info in there as well. That should keep you busy this weekend. Welcome to Navy Federal.
Thanks baller4life...I have read through some of that, and I will go back through all of it this weekend.
(In between housework which has been slacking since reading all of these wonderful forum posts.) 
What I liked about the spinoff thread was the info about what to do after $25K....like going for $50K - $80K vs. apping for a second card, etc.
Seemed like most of what I had read previously was about how to get to $25K.
He's not going to do anything more for 6 months or so. Just run $$$ through the card and pay off outstanding balances with the 0% for 12 months.
Mom and Dad here, enjoying the NFCU perks of having 3 military boys.