What other credit history do you have? What is your AAoA?
You have 2 brand new Chase accounts. It'd probably be best to show some good history on those and not poke the Chase bear for a while. (thinking maybe a year) They can get spooked and close everything (AA) as has been told by others here, by applying for too much at once.
Solid AAoA and your score is decent.. You could try, but I have seen posts on here from people that received AA from Chase for too many new accounts after they were approved. Chase is one of the more mysterious lenders (aside from 5/24) when it comes to their internal scoring. I personally had Freedom pop up with a green checkmark when I signed into my accounts and it came back denied for too many new accounts (I was over 5/24, but I was 9/24 when they gave me CSP with the green checkmark a few months before this.) After that, I decided to let my current Chase cards grow, and I've gotten 2 auto CLI's from them so far.)
I would give it a couple more months to show spend and history. If you are going to have most of your credit eggs with Chase, take your time and build that relationship. If you try and get too many of their cards too fast and for whatever reason they decide to close your accounts, youll be stuck with your Amex only and seeing as you enjoy Chase, not good lol. Good luck, if its not imperative, take your time.Jmho
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Yeah you’re right Joe. I’ll wait to do anything until at least March. I plan on putting through a lot of spend on these cards and of course PIF. Maybe I’ll get the green check mark or auto luv.
I was torn between Amex and Chase but in the end the Chase Cards are harder to get. The new Good has a steady grocery spend which is still super tempting but I read here people link their chase pay with Samsung pay and use that everywhere which I think is brilliant. In the end I’ll have both systems but that’s the end game.
This is seemingly how I earned 2 auto CLI's on my Freedom Unlimited, while letting a balance post at least here and there. Sounds like a good plan! 
OP, congrats on the new cards. They will earn useful points, and an upgrade to the CSR seems assured.
With those baddies, though you really need to consider taking a year off from any apps. The list of cards you want to add will only net you a small marginal increase in points, vs sticking with the cards you have to build history with chase.
Continuing with more apps in just a few months risks AA, due to the combo of lates and new accounts, and if you get shut down, you get no UR points.
It may seem like you are getting to a “perfect setup” but there is a very real risk of getting to nothing.
With those baddies, though you really need to consider taking a year off from any apps. The list of cards you want to add will only net you a small marginal increase in points, vs sticking with the cards you have to build history with chase.
Continuing with more apps in just a few months risks AA, due to the combo of lates and new accounts, and if you get shut down, you get no UR points.
It may seem like you are getting to a “perfect setup” but there is a very real risk of getting to nothing.
