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I am a new immigrant and unemployed but I’m supported by my children and have savings from foreign country. How can I apply for a credit card?
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How do I find out the status of my card? And if it has been mailed out to me yet?
[April 3rd, 2013]
The overall process of getting a credit card can take up to 30 business days. To know the status of your credit card applications you should contact the credit card issuer. A quick online search for the bank or credit card issuer’s name should turn up a customer service phone number or email address. Banks [...]
Hi, my card application online with a 763 credit score was approved instantly, but I got a letter shortly after turning down the 0% balance transfer I had requested due to it exceeding the credit limit I had no way of knowing. I wouldn’t have applied for the card without the transfer. Can I cancel the card and apply to another without killing my score?
[September 26th, 2012]
Well, you can but do you really need it. As I understand you can’t transfer your entire balance on your new balance transfer credit card because limit is exceeding. Then why not to do it in several steps? Transfer just a part of your balance at first, pay it off in short possible time and [...]
I can’t see what my credit score is cause I was told I have to wait a year before I can check it, so I don’t know my status, and I was told from the bankruptcy program that I was on that soon as I get discharged to try to get a credit card or a loan soon as possible, reestablish my credit. Now I’m so confused in what to do.
[August 29th, 2012]
You can, and should, check your credit report. Request it for free from each of three agencies – Experian, Equifax and TransUnion – at AnnualCreditReport.com. You should clean up your reports — remove any erroneous information you can from your report, make it as clean as possible. It is important because credit card issuers inquire [...]
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