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You can potentially get an invitation for an exclusive credit card by having one or more credit cards with the company that issues the exclusive card, spending a lot of money on those credit cards, and having a very high annual income. However, these actions won’t guarantee an invitation.
All invitation-only credit cards have different criteria for who gets invited to apply. The J.P. Morgan Reserve Credit Card, for example, reportedly sends invitations to people who have at least $10 million in assets managed by J.P. Morgan Private Bank. And the Citi Chairman Credit Card is reportedly only open to people who invest a significant amount in a Citigroup brokerage account.
All that said, invitation-only credit cards keep invitation requirements quiet, which make these reports hard to verify. If none of the actions above work to snag an invitation, at least one invitation-only credit card - the Amex Centurion “Black” Card - now provides a way to nominate yourself for an invitation. That said, filling out the form doesn’t guarantee an invitation.
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