How do I report a lost First Access Visa card? This question is about the First Access Visa® Card

How do I report a lost First Access Visa card?

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This question is about the First Access Visa® Card

Cameron DiGiovanni, Writer

@cdigiovanni20 • 03/24/21 This answer was first published on 03/25/21 and it was last updated on 03/24/21.For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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You can report a lost First Access Card by calling customer service at 1 (877) 259-3755. First Access Card will request some security information in order to verify your identity before sending a replacement.

How to Report a Lost First Access Card

Call customer service at 1 (877) 259-3755.
Inform the customer service representative that you’ve lost your credit card.
Provide any requested information, such as your date of birth or the last four digits of your SSN.
Ask the customer service rep to cancel your old credit card and send a replacement.

You should receive a replacement First Access Card within 7-10 business days. When you receive your replacement First Access Card, you’ll need to activate it before you can make purchases. And if there are any recurring charges linked to the old First Access Card, make sure to update those accounts with your new card information.

Finally, it’s important to note that your First Access Card is covered by $0 fraud liability, which means that you will not be held responsible for unauthorized purchases made with your card while it’s lost. You should still give your card issuer immediate notice of any unfamiliar charges on your account, though.

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How long does it take to get the First Access card?

If generally takes 2 weeks to get a First Access Visa in the mail. It depends on if you request expedited shipping with a customer service representative which costs an additional $35 and it took me 2 business days to receive mine and it came by FedEx. Regular or standard shipping is 7-10 business days to receive the card.… read full answer

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How do I activate a credit card?

To activate a credit card, call the number on the back of the card or go to the website listed on the activation sticker attached to the card. Credit card activation typically requires the credit card number, the security code (CVV), or both.

The exact steps required to activate a credit card depend on the card issuer, so it’s best to follow the instructions from the sticker attached on your card. If you’ve lost your sticker – or you’re just wondering – here’s a quick reference guide to credit card activation with some of the biggest card issuers.… read full answer

Here’s how to activate credit cards from major issuers:

Issuer	Activation Phone Number	Activate Online?	Activate via Mobile App?
American Express	(800) 528-4800	Yes	Yes
Bank of America	(800) 276-9939	Yes	Yes
Barclays	(888) 232-0780	Yes	No
Capital One	Phone number on the back of your credit card	Yes	Yes
Chase	(800) 432-3117	Yes	No
Citibank	Phone number on the back of your credit card	Yes	Yes
Discover	(800) 347-2683	Yes	Yes
U.S. Bank	Phone number on the back of your credit card	Yes	Yes
Wells Fargo	Phone number from the sticker attached on your card.	Yes	Yes

It’s important to remember that some credit card issuers will require your Social Security number or other information to verify your identity when you activate your card. Once you’ve activated your credit card, you can use it right away.

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