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I've read multiple threads here about mid-cycle reporting for Chase after PIF. I called Chase and the CSR said they do not do mid-cycle reporting - is she misinformed? Our statement cut on 1/18, we PIF on 1/19 and am anxiously waiting for a utilization update so I can apply for a home rental in a very competitive market. I assume there might be a delay due to the holiday weekend, but is there a chance that Chase will report before the next cycle?
Chase has always updated when I PIF'd mid-cycle. Normally within two days. I haven't done it recently though.
There are threads on here from Chase reporting PIF as recently as last October/November, so I'm inclined to assume they still do. Unsure why the customer service rep so confidently told me they do not.
@ChemE_Bear wrote:There are threads on here from Chase reporting PIF as recently as last October/November, so I'm inclined to assume they still do. Unsure why the customer service rep so confidently told me they do not.
The rep you spoke with, was either not knowledgeable about Chase reporting, or was mis-understanding your question.
Because ever time I PIF, it is reflected on My reports within 2-3 bus. days.
Just in general CSR's from any lender, take all their comments with a big grain of salt.
Everyone is correct, when the balance is paid to 0.00 or less Chase will update the tradeline to $0; I state less because you can go negative with Chase as I will do if I have pending transactions on say my Sapphire Reserve which I don't use for my balance card when getting pretty.
Did it last month even.
@ChemE_Bear wrote:There are threads on here from Chase reporting PIF as recently as last October/November, so I'm inclined to assume they still do. Unsure why the customer service rep so confidently told me they do not.
Chase has always reported my mid cycle PIF, most recently a couple of weeks ago.