How to reach the Citizens Bank credit card customer service:
Online:Log in to your Citizens Bank online account and chat with a representative by clicking on the "Contact Us" link at the top of the page.
Phone: To reach the Citizens Bank credit card customer service over the phone, call (800) 684-2222. If you’re already a customer, you can enter your credit card account number, or your Social Security Number. Alternatively, you can just wait until you’re connected to a live representative.
At a branch: You can also reach customer service by visiting your nearest Citizens Bank branch and talk to a customer care agent in person.
It's also worth checking out the Citizens Bank FAQ web page, in case your queries have already been addressed there.
You can check your Citizens Bank credit card application status by calling customer service at (877) 525-9248. When you call, you’ll need to provide your Social Security Number so that Citizens Bank can match you to your application. It should only take a few minutes to find out whether your application is approved, denied, or pending. You cannot check your Citizens Bank credit card application status online.
How to Check Your Citizens Bank Credit Card Application Status
You can apply for a Citizens Bank credit card either online or over the phone at (888) 333-5145. Alternatively, you can submit a credit card application at a nearby branch location. Applying for a Citizens Bank card online is the best approach because you can access their website anytime.
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