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I started my credit rebuild with secured Discover, BOA, Citi, and Navy Fed cards back in January of 2017. All but Citi graduated long, long ago. I finally got a notice in the mail that my Citi card is graduating this month...over two years later! It's only a tiny little $200 card. Anyone know if I'm likely to get an auto CLI at graduation or am likely to have success with requesting a CLI? If I do request one, is it likely to be a SP?
@Anonymous wrote:I started my credit rebuild with secured Discover, BOA, Citi, and Navy Fed cards back in January of 2017. All but Citi graduated long, long ago. I finally got a notice in the mail that my Citi card is graduating this month...over two years later! It's only a tiny little $200 card. Anyone know if I'm likely to get an auto CLI at graduation or am likely to have success with requesting a CLI? If I do request one, is it likely to be a SP?
As a fellow Citi-secured holder - CONGRATS!
Many people have reported CLIs, and if you don't get one, you can always keep an eye on your account for the SP CLI language.
You can also PC your card once you receive it. Enjoy your new graduated card!
Congrats on your graduation!
Didn't the card expire at 18 months? I got one in April of this year, and it expires in October 2020, 18 months later. And, that is the official graduation date for the card, though I'm hoping it happens earlier.
Maybe policies were different in January 2017. In any case, I'm confused why it would take so long to graduate if other cards were graduating meantime. Did you do anything to annoy Citi?
Either way, congrats. Whenever mine graduates, I'm planning to see if I can PC it to Double Cash.
@KJinNC wrote:Didn't the card expire at 18 months? I got one in April of this year, and it expires in October 2020, 18 months later. And, that is the official graduation date for the card, though I'm hoping it happens earlier.
Maybe policies were different in January 2017. In any case, I'm confused why it would take so long to graduate if other cards were graduating meantime. Did you do anything to annoy Citi?
Either way, congrats. Whenever mine graduates, I'm planning to see if I can PC it to Double Cash.
Citi has been known to extend the secured time with their cards (like other lenders), I've seen a few mentions about it.
We probably hear about it less since they already have an 18month long period.
Since you got the letter don't expect your card to actually graduate for like 2 more months..
I got a letter from them at 18 months saying they were extending my secured period for another year. Finally that year is up! I got the letter a week ago saying it is graduating, but haven't received my security deposit check in the mail yet or my new card. I've waited this long, I guess I can be just a little more patient.