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loans and credit lines only ...I know there are some pro's on this forum that know the answers to this one.
There's really no luck to the draw. Bigger bank automatic approvals are pretty much rock solid. Instant with smaller banks and CUs tend to go through underwriter approval anyway for verification and I've had my fair share of "Instant Approvals" turned into a decline on further review.
@JEVAN wrote:loans and credit lines only ...I know there are some pro's on this forum that know the answers to this one.
I'm not a pro, but I don't think there is an answer to your question. There is no over/under.
Not an expert; from personal experience auto approvals will use algorithm along with existing credit data to determine credit worthiness along with an approval amount .
An example would be the algorithm for a discover card may pull a fico score from 30 days back and based on a set internal tier approve and assign a credit limit.
A manual loan approval can require additional financial documentation, with a actual human viewing those documents and making the final decision on the loan amount. An example is applying for a credit card and requesting a 10k limit on the application. The decision could end in a complete denial or a counter offer amount based on a underwriting determination.
I once applied for a credit card with consumers credit union ; requested a limit of 5k.
The application kicked over to underwriting and was approved with a counter limit of 250 dollars.
I gladly took a hard pull for the road and refused the card.
Underwriting can grow into a complex discussion if you are wanting a mortgage loan.
Ultimately it depends on what loan product you are seeking .hopefully this answer is somewhat useful to you.
Good luck.