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You can check your HSBC credit card application status either online through live chat or over the phone at (844) 867-5750. Alternatively, you can check the status in person, by visiting your nearest HSBC branch. Make sure to also check the email HSBC sent you after submitting your credit card application for further instructions. How to Check Your HSBC Application Status Via live chat: Go to the HBC website and click on the “live chat” icon from the bottom right corner. Then, write down your request to check the status of your application. You will then be connected to a live chat agent that can check the status for you. By phone: Call the application department at (844) 867-5750 to speak with a representative. At a branch: Go to the nearest HSBC branch to check your HSBC credit card application status in person. There aren’t many in the US, but you may be near one. Via email: After you’ve completed the application you will receive an “Application Status” notice by email. You may need to send additional documentation, if needed. Keep in mind that when HSBC makes a decision about your credit card application, you will receive an email from them.

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You can check your HSBC credit card application status either online through live chat or over the phone at (844) 867-5750. Alternatively, you can check the status in person, by visiting your nearest HSBC branch. Make sure to also check the email HSBC sent you after submitting your credit card application for further instructions.

How to Check Your HSBC Application Status

Via live chat: Go to the HBC website and click on the “live chat” icon from the bottom right corner. Then, write down your request to check the status of your application. You will then be connected to a live chat agent that can check the status for you.
By phone: Call the application department at (844) 867-5750 to speak with a representative.
At a branch: Go to the nearest HSBC branch to check your HSBC credit card application status in person. There aren’t many in the US, but you may be near one.
Via email: After you’ve completed the application you will receive an “Application Status” notice by email. You may need to send additional documentation, if needed.

Keep in mind that when HSBC makes a decision about your credit card application, you will receive an email from them.

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