How do I apply for the American Express EveryDay card? This question is about The Amex EveryDay® Credit Card from American Express

The easiest way to apply for the Amex EveryDay is online. You will need to provide personal details such as your full name, address, Social Security number (SSN), phone number, along with some other financial information like your annual income and source of income. There are several other application options at your disposal. How to apply for the Amex EveryDay: Online: Simply visit the Amex EveryDay web page and click "Apply Now". Respond to an invitation: If you have a mail offer, fill out the application form you received and mail it back in the addressed, postage-paid envelope that came with the offer. Alternatively, you can visit the Amex dedicated web page to respond to your offer. By Phone: Simply call (888) 297-1244 and follow the voice prompts to speak to a customer service representative. They’re available from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m ET, 7 days a week. You can also check online to see if you prequalify for the Amex EveryDay or other offers. Unlike an actual application, pre-qualification is based on a soft inquiry on your credit report and does not affect your credit score. If you decide to apply by responding to an offer from Amex, your application will be flagged accordingly. Just keep in mind that pre-qualification indicates that you have good odds of approval, but it does not guarantee it. Amex EveryDay requires good or better (a credit score of 700+) to get approved. If you don’t know where you stand, you can check your score for free, right here on WalletHub.

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The easiest way to apply for the Amex EveryDay is online. You will need to provide personal details such as your full name, address, Social Security number (SSN), phone number, along with some other financial information like your annual income and source of income. There are several other application options at your disposal.

How to apply for the Amex EveryDay:

Online: Simply visit the Amex EveryDay web page and click "Apply Now".
Respond to an invitation: If you have a mail offer, fill out the application form you received and mail it back in the addressed, postage-paid envelope that came with the offer. Alternatively, you can visit the Amex dedicated web page to respond to your offer.
By Phone: Simply call (888) 297-1244 and follow the voice prompts to speak to a customer service representative. They’re available from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m ET, 7 days a week.

You can also check online to see if you prequalify for the Amex EveryDay or other offers. Unlike an actual application, pre-qualification is based on a soft inquiry on your credit report and does not affect your credit score. If you decide to apply by responding to an offer from Amex, your application will be flagged accordingly. Just keep in mind that pre-qualification indicates that you have good odds of approval, but it does not guarantee it.

Amex EveryDay requires good or better (a credit score of 700+) to get approved. If you don’t know where you stand, you can check your score for free, right here on WalletHub.

What are my Amex EveryDay card approval odds?

Your Amex EveryDay approval odds are decent, if you have a 700+ credit score. This means that you need at least good credit to have even a hope of qualifying.

But the issuer will also take into account various other factors while considering your application. Your credit history, income and any debts you might have will determine the outcome, too.

However, American Express lets you check for pre-approved offers on their website. Pre-approval means a strong chance...

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What is the Amex EveryDay credit score requirement?

The Amex EveryDay credit score requirement is 700 or higher. In other words, you need good credit or better to get this card. Some people think good starts with a score of 660, but WalletHub has found that people with a 700+ credit score have way higher approval odds for credit cards that require good credit or better. You can check your latest credit score for free on WalletHub to see where you stand.

A majority of American consumers have good or excellent credit,...

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What's the easiest American Express card to get?

People drive me nuts with these answers, critical thinking skills are missing. Even if the cards are “hard” to get it still has levels. I read the question not as “is it easy to get an Amex” but “which card has the lowest requirements?” Lowest requirements doesn’t mean 500 credit score it simply means the lowest for that company which could be 750, it’s not a low number but is the LOWEST REQUIREMENT. From reading...

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