Learn how to get approved for a Chase credit card. Chase credit cards are some of the best credit cards out there so you should do everything you can to increase your approval odds. Click "Show More" to see Ad Disclosure

Sometimes submitting a credit card application can be a nerve-wracking task. But I will explain rules and other tips you should know about to make you feel more confident.

It is well known that getting your first Chase credit card is always the hardest. Not only do I want you to get approved for your first Chase credit card, I want you to have no problem getting any Chase card. But once you get your first card with them, the rest usually come a lot easier.

For your first Chase credit card focus on these 2 things:
- Credit Score
- Length of Credit History

These 2 factors are some of the main reasons why people get rejected on their first credit card application with Chase. Ideally, you should have a solid credit score all of the time. But before you apply for a Chase credit card, make sure your credit score is 680 or higher.

You can see how to easily increase your credit score here:
   • How to INCREASE Your Credit Score FAS...  

Your credit history length is the trickier factor of the two. One way to increase your credit history length is to become an authorized user on someone else's credit card account. The more reliable and effective way of increasing your credit history length is to get another credit card under your own name. I would suggest getting 1 or 2 credit cards outside of Chase BEFORE applying for a Chase credit card. I would recommend holding this credit card for 3 - 9 months before applying for the Chase credit card.

On top of those two factors you will need to remember the following Chase application rules to help keep getting those Chase approvals.

- 5/24 Rule
- 2/30 Rule
- Chase Business Credit Card Rule
- Sapphire 48 Month Rule
- One Sapphire Rule

1-Month Free of MaxRewards Gold
Referral Code: ChaseYokoyama

#chasecreditcards #creditcards #creditcardapply

Helpful Resources:
🛒 Get $30 with Rakuten: https://link.chaseyokoyama.com/Rakuten
💰 Receive up to $275 with SoFi: https://link.chaseyokoyama.com/SoFi

Watch Next:
► Why the Capital One Savor One Beats the Amex Gold Card:    • Why the Capital One Savor One Beats t...  
► Amex Gold Card Review (My HONEST Opinion After 2 Years):    • Amex Gold Card Review (My HONEST Opin...  
► My Credit Card Plan for 2023:    • My Credit Card Plan for 2023  
► 5 Credit Cards That Should ALWAYS Be in Your Wallet:    • 5 Credit Cards That Should ALWAYS Be ...  
► How To Get Approved for a Business Credit Card (Without a Business):    • How To Get Approved for a Business Cr...  
Check Out My Channel:    / @chaseyokoyama  

Connect With Me:
📱 Instagram:   / chase.yokoyama  
📱Tik Tok:   / chase.yokoyama  
📱 Twitter:   / chase_yokoyama  

My Filming Setup:
📷 Camera: https://amzn.to/3zpDt6X
📹 Lens: https://amzn.to/3zm0RlQ
🎤 Microphone: https://amzn.to/3KqtHaT
💡 Other Equipment: https://link.chaseyokoyama.com/Amazon

Disclosures: Some of the card links and other products that appear on this website are from companies which Chase Yokoyama will earn an affiliate commission or referral bonus from, at no additional cost to you. Chase Yokoyama is part of an affiliate sales network and receives compensation for sending traffic to partner sites, such as CreditCards.com. This compensation may impact how and where products appear on this site (including, for example, the order in which they appear). This site does not include all financial companies or all available financial offers.

Chase Yokoyama is not a financial advisor and this is not financial advice. The content in this video is accurate as of the posting date. Some of the offers mentioned may no longer be available.