OP sorry this has happened .. I too was in your position last year, 5 apps to Chase for CC but I didn't do them. I contacted Chase Fraud Dept using the phone # associated with the inquiry and they transferred me. I explained the situation and the gent was very nice. He asked me some basic questions and said he would get back to me. 5 days later, he called and informed me they were being removed and it could take up to 45 days to show. He also sent me a letter (at my request) in case I had any issues with "too many inquires" and I received the letter a couple of days after.
I was lucky that no new accounts had been opened in my name, and the Chase fellow explained how easy it was to verify I didn't do the apps. They had all been done online, but using a different IP addy.
I was very fortunate and I immediately put a freeze on all CBs (as soon as I had talked to Chase fellow), but I have to say Chase was very good about getting to the bottom of it all and never at any time made me feel like I wasn't important or make me "prove" I didn't do it.
Best of luck to you!
I too have this same situation, but the pulls were only on Experian. I noticed them last year and called. Someone at my old address keeps trying to open an Amazon card through Chase every 2-3 months. Chase has verified that they are using my previous name and my old address but the right social. I have to call every few months to have them marked as unauthorized pulls and Chase removes them in 30-45 days. Fortunately, they have not been successful in opening an account, but unfortunately the local PD says that since no account is opened, I cannot file for identity theft. I have an identity fraud note on all 3 bureaus so I don't have to pay for security freeze. 