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You can check for Chase credit card pre-approval online, at any Chase Bank branch, or via mail. Checking for pre-approval is free and doesn’t damage your credit score. Checking online is naturally the fastest and most convenient method. Just keep in mind that neither pre-approval nor prequalification mean guaranteed approval. You have to apply in order to find out if you're approved or not.
Here’s how to check for Chase credit card pre-approval:
- Online. You can see any and all Chase cards you’re pre-approved for in a matter of minutes. Just go to Chase’s pre-approval page and enter your name, your address, and the last four digits of your Social Security Number (SSN). Then click the box acknowledging you understand that you’re not applying for a card and that this check won’t hurt your credit. Lastly, click “Find My Offers,” and you’ll see any cards you’ve been pre-approved for.
If you see something you want to apply for, you’ll be able to do so immediately. It’s very likely you’ll be approved if you were pre-approved, but it’s not guaranteed. - At a branch. Go to your local Chase Bank branch and ask the teller about credit card pre-approval. If you’re not a Chase customer already, you’ll have to give the same information that you would for the web check.
- Via mail. Chase, like other major credit card issuers, mails pre-approved offers to people who meet the general criteria they’re looking for in a cardholder. If you receive one, you can fill out the enclosed application and send it back to Chase. Or, you can apply online using the “invitation number” provided. But keep in mind that this only allows you to see one offer, whereas the other methods allow you to see multiple cards that you can apply for.
Chase credit card pre-approval can be very helpful, allowing you to avoid applying for cards that you have no chance of being approved for, minimizing the number of hard inquiries on your credit report, and saving you time searching for the right card for your needs. But it’s worth noting that all of Chase’s credit cards currently require at least good credit for approval. So, you may want to check your latest credit score for free on WalletHub, too.

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Compare CardsVictoria, Member
@victoria_c
This is outdated info. Chase no longer has a "prequalification page". The link goes to their main page where you can apply for a card, but with a hard pull only. Don't know why I keep seeing this everywhere because it's incorrect. If you opt out of prescreened offers like I did, you won't receive anything in the mail.
Chris Parson, Member
@chris_parson
You can either get one in the mail, check online for any pre-qualified offers (it only takes a few minutes, and there's no credit inquiry), or you can just go to a branch and ask there.
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