When i first applied for the Freedom Unlimited i had wait message and then recieved a secure message to call in to confirm my identity but thats because i had a fraud alert active. Im surprised i got an instant approval, your scores are much higher, congrats.
Starting Score: 512
Congratulations on your new Chase Sapphire Preferred Approval!! Data Points!! 
Congrats on your Chase Sapphire Preferred Approval 🥂🤑👍👍
Manual review for verifying applicant data seems to be the norm these days! My Amazon Prime took few days before approval then after that CSP was instant!
Welcome to My Fico Forums and congratulations on your Chase Sapphire Preferred approval, @Buddah! 
The Sapphires are great cards and I'm sure you will enjoy carrying it.
Chase doesn't like to see excessive credit-seeking. Depending on profile, I would recommend spacing out applications no less than three to maybe even six months or longer. I added several new Chase cards in sequence a couple of years ago. Even with high FICO, thick credit file, high income, I didn't want to push them any harder than three months. With your much younger AAoA and AoOA on EX, combined with your 14% utilization and 4/24 credit-seeking, it probably wouldn't hurt to wait 4-6 months. Also you got a mid-tier APR on your CSP at 20.74% (current range is 16.74% to 23.74%) so that indicates to me that there may still be a little caution on their underwriting.
By the way, just curious but why is there such a large discrepancy between your EX and EQ numbers for AAoA and AoOA?!? That seems quite unusual for such a large variation. Chase pulls EX normally so I would go by those numbers.
I had the Chase Quadfecta (Sapphire Reserve, original Freedom, Freedom Unlimited, and INK Cash.) I personally recommend the Freedom Unlimited over the Freedom Flex in the order of application. While 5% in-category sounds awesome, it's capped at no more than $6K annual spend. I think having cards that earn a good flat-rate, without caps or categories, is more important. I believe many consumers underestimate how many purchases they have which won't fit into a neat limited-category box. I have a lot of cards, but I found myself not using the Freedom. I didn't like managing the rotating categories and even with the possible high earnings (in-theory), I realized that my actual usage patterns of the card weren't reaping as much additional gain as were possible. Chase advised me that if I didn't use it by a certain date that they would close it. I decided to close it proactively and roll my credit limit over to my Sapphire Reserve. But I prefer simplicity and I'm in the process of down-sizing some of my cards. If you want to diversify between lenders (meaning not too many cards with one single bank), I think a Sapphire card with a Freedom Unlimited is a great compromise.
Congrats on your Chase Sapphire Preferred approval
