Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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The easiest way to apply for the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card is online, and you can get to the online application by clicking the “Learn More” button on WalletHub or by going directly to U.S. Bank’s website. Alternatively, you can apply by phone and in person.
Keep in mind that the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card requires excellent credit, which means you need a 750+ credit score for high approval odds. Also note that applying for the card triggers a hard inquiry, which may temporarily hurt your credit score. So, it’s good to know what your chances are before applying. You can check your credit score for free here on WalletHub.
Ways to Apply for the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card
- Online: Applying online is the fastest and most straightforward way. You can do that by clicking “Learn More” on sites like WalletHub or through U.S. Bank’s website. You will then need to fill in your personal and financial information.
- By Phone: Call 1 (877) 328-9750 and follow the prompts to get connected with a customer service representative. You will then be guided through the application process.
- In Person: Visit a local U.S. Bank branch and let a representative know that you would like to apply for the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card. Then, fill out the application with your personal and financial info.
How to Apply for the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card Online
- Go to the application page on U.S. Bank’s website or click the “Apply Now” button on sites like WalletHub to be taken there.
- Read over the terms and conditions of the card to make sure you understand how the card works before you apply.
- Fill in the requested personal information such as your name, address, phone number, SSN or ITIN, and date of birth.
- Fill in the requested financial information such as your income, sources of income, employment status and housing status.
- Authorize U.S. Bank to do a hard pull of your credit report, which will help them evaluate if you are qualified to get the card.
- Double check to make sure the application is complete and all the information is accurate.
- Submit the application.
Once you’ve submitted your U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card application, you may receive a decision right away. However, it can take U.S. Bank up to 3 days to reach a decision. If approved, you’ll get your new card in the mail within 7-10 business days.
Please note: The U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card Card may no longer be available to new applicants. Information presented on this page may no longer be accurate.
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