How long I can receive a Chase card after being approved?

[Anonymous]

Talked on the phone and I got approved for the AARP card after 2 months' waiting! The CSP get me a 2-week waiting warning for receiving the card. I forgot to confirm with him. Does it really take that long before receiving the card? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

You should get the card in 7-10 business days.  Congrats on the approval..

[Anonymous]

Thanks for confirming. 7-10 business days looks like 9days - 2 weeks still... 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for confirming. 7-10 business days looks like 9days - 2 weeks still... 

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I know.. But patience my friend.. The most important aspect has already happen thus, getting approved..  Don't go stalking the mailman. Another thing you can do is call Chase and see if they can expediate it..

[kdm31091]

Chase will often expedite cards if you ask. They can't get certain cards out as quickly, such as the Marriott or Ritz, but this card should be fine.

But yes, ordinary mail can be slow. 7-10 business days is not unheard of especially if you happen to live far from where it was mailed. There can also be any number of delays as to the card getting to the mail system in the first place. Citi had an issue back in Sept/Oct where some members reported is taking as long as 3 entire weeks before recieving a card. I know when I got my Comenity BJ's card back in 2014 it took at least 2 full weeks to arrive (though Comenity is notoriously slow).

[ddemari]

Wow 2 months pending has to be a record! Congrats on getting it!

[Themanwhocan]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for confirming. 7-10 business days looks like 9days - 2 weeks still... 

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I know.. But patience my friend.. The most important aspect has already happen thus, getting approved..  Don't go stalking the mailman. Another thing you can do is call Chase and see if they can expediate it..

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Hmm, apparently the word expediate was a typo made back in 1605 that somehow made it into a dictionary and has persisted until the present time. And here I thought you made the typo.

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/expediate?s=t

[Anonymous]

You are a careful man! Seems if I wait it out, I can set up another record

[Anonymous]

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@Themanwhocan wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for confirming. 7-10 business days looks like 9days - 2 weeks still... 

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I know.. But patience my friend.. The most important aspect has already happen thus, getting approved..  Don't go stalking the mailman. Another thing you can do is call Chase and see if they can expediate it..

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Hmm, apparently the word expediate was a typo made back in 1605 that somehow made it into a dictionary and has persisted until the present time. And here I thought you made the typo.

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/expediate?s=t

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I like this  I used to spell it without the [A] and was always wrong marked wrong growing up.  So I just stuck to the wrong version...  It was just easier that way.

This firmly makes me believe that sometimes collection of all these words we have come to know can be changed.