You can check your Citi Diamond Preferred card's application status online or over the phone at (866) 606-2787.
If you've been denied, there's still hope. Call Citibank's reconsideration line at (800) 695-5171 to talk to a representative and make your case. There's no guarantee they will change their decision about your application, but it doesn't hurt to try.
Citi may ask for your application ID, zip code, phone number, birthday and/or Social Security number to confirm your identity. It usually takes up to two weeks for Citi to reach a decision on your credit card application. If approved for an account, your card should arrive within 14 days of the decision. Citi does...
Yes, the Citi® Diamond Preferred® Card is hard to get, as it requires at least good credit (a credit score of 700+) for approval. Citi will also consider your payment history, credit utilization, and annual income to help determine if you qualify.
What to know before applying for the Citi Diamond Preferred:
It’s worth noting that the Citi Diamond Preferred will be harder to get for some people, seeing as the average credit score in the U.S. is close to the minimum required...
To respond to a Citi Diamond Preferred invitation to apply, go to the website listed in the offer and enter the invitation code that Citibank provided. Type in your last name and click the “Apply Now” button. You may receive an instant decision. The other option is to fill out the application included with the offer and return it by mail.
Before you apply, though, it’s worth pointing out the difference between receiving an invitation to...
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