Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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You don’t need to do anything to renew your Capital One credit card before it expires, since Capital One will automatically send you a new card. You should receive your replacement card 4 weeks before the old one expires, so call the number on the back of your card if it hasn’t arrived by then.
If you need to replace a lost or damaged card before its expiration date, you can request a new one on Capital One’s website, through their mobile app, or by phone. The new card should arrive within 4-6 business days. If your card is lost, you may also want to contact the major credit bureaus to place a freeze or fraud alert on your credit report. For more guidance on what to do if your card gets lost or stolen, you can read WalletHub’s lost credit card guide.
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How do you get a Capital One replacement card?
To get a Capital One replacement card, log in to your online account, use the Capital One mobile app, or call customer service at the phone number listed on their website. There is no fee to get a Capital One replacement card, which should arrive within 4-6 business days.
How to Get a Capital One Replacement Card Online
- Log in to your Capital One card’s online account.
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How long does it take for a Capital One credit card to arrive?
It generally takes around 7 to 10 business days for a new Capital One credit card to arrive, although sometimes it can take less than that. Just note that there is no way to request expedited shipping for new cards. To get a replacement card, on the other hand, takes 4-6 business days. Plus, if you pay for expedited delivery, it will only take 2-3 business days.
Capital One Credit Card Arrival & Processing Time
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What is the longest expiration date for a credit card?
The longest expiration date for a credit card is typically five years after it is issued. To know when your credit card will expire, look at the front of the card for the date, usually shown in MM/YY format. The expiration date marks the end of that month. When your card is about to expire, you'll typically receive a new one automatically from your credit card issuer. Just keep an eye on the expiration date, and...
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