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Found these requirements online. Hopefully it saves someone a hard pull inquiry if they are considering it!
To be eligible for a secured account, you must meet the following requirements:
Minimum age 18
Must be an U.S. citizen or permanent resident with a valid social security number or Tax payer I.D. number with a US mailing address (for nonresident alien, refer to Non-Resident Alien policy)
No Unpaid Bank of America charge-off
No Bankruptcy No Repossession (voluntary or involuntary) < 36 months
No Foreclosure (includes deed in lieu) < 36 months
No known unpaid charge-off accounts > $1000 with any financial institution including retail cards and student loans < 36 months
The Secured Credit Card account will be reviewed for graduation at 12 months. Accounts passing the graduation criteria will be upgraded to an unsecured account. At that that time, notification is sent to advise you that the collateral funds (secured savings) have been released. If the account fails the graduation criteria, the account will be reviewed against specific policy criteria for graduation twice a year.
I have seen many posts of people getting denied this card. So I was trying to save others a wasted inquiry. Glad it helped you. I just got confirmation this morning that I was approved for the card. So, it's off to the garden I go.
To ballar4life: Which credit agency did they pull from?
Thanks
Sorry for all the questions, but what are the deposit process? Also your credit score with ex?
Thx again
Thanks for posting this. Investigating secured cards was my next step in trying to rebuild my credit. Is there a minimum amount you have to offer up as security if you know?