Other than applying by phone and online, you can also apply for the Citi Simplicity Card card in-person, at your local Citibank branch, but the decision may not be instant.
You can apply for a Citi credit card online, in a branch, or by calling (888) 201-4523. Applying for a Citi card online is the best approach because you can access the Citibank website anytime, and you may receive an instant decision. In some cases, however, Citibank may need additional information to process the request. You can check your Citi credit card application status … read full answeronline or by calling (888) 201-4523.
Compare the available options and pick a Citi credit card.
Select “Learn More & Apply Now” to see the card’s full details.
Click the “Apply Now” button to be redirected to a secure online application form.
Fill out the application with your personal information, read though the terms and conditions, and hit “Agree & Submit.”
By Phone
If you want to apply for a Citi credit card by phone, simply call Citibank at (888) 201-4523 and tell a customer service representative which card you’d like to apply for. You will have to provide some personal information, such as your full name, address, and Social Security number.
You can also call (800) 325-2865 to reach the Citi phone line for people who are hearing impaired.
In a Branch
To apply for a Citi credit card in person, you can visit one of Citibank’s 700 physical locations in the U.S. To find the branch closest to you, use Citibank’s online branch locator tool.
It is worth noting that most Citibank credit cards require good credit or better for approval. This means you will need to have a credit score of at least 700 to qualify, in most cases. You can check your latest credit score for free on WalletHub.
The easiest way to contact the Citi Simplicity Card customer service is online, either by logging into your account or through Citi Mobile app, or by calling them at (866) 696-5673. From the automated system, enter the last four digits of your Citi Simplicity Card number to verify the account, then state the purpose of the call or press the designated number for that issue. Or, say “customer service” at any time during the call to connect to a live representative. The Citi Simplicity Card customer service representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.… read full answer
Other Citi Simplicity Card customer service options include in-person service at a local Citi branch and contacting representatives by mail.
Here’s how to reach the Citi Simplicity Card customer service:
Before you contact the Citi Simplicity Card customer service, you should refer to the “Common Questions” section on their “Contact Us” page. You may get the answer to your question without having to call or log in to your account.
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 not offer expedited delivery.… read full answer
Here’s how to check your Citi credit card application status online:
Input your application ID and zip code, or your phone number, zip code and birthday.
Click “check your status.”
Receive your Citi application status on the screen: approved, denied or still pending.
To check your Citi credit card application status by phone, just call (888) 201-4523. Press “1” for English and, then, press “2”. Lastly, enter your Social Security number. A Citi representative will give you the status of your application.
In the unfortunate event that your Citi credit card application ends up being denied, you can still ask for reconsideration. The number is (800) 695-5171. It’s a long shot, and you’ll have to prove your situation is better than it appeared on your application. But there’s no harm in trying.
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