Christie Matherne, Credit Card Writer
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TD Bank does not offer expedited shipping for new credit cards, so you’ll need to wait 5-7 business days after you get approved for an account to receive your card in the mail via standard delivery. But if you already have a TD Bank account, you can get expedited shipping for a replacement card.
You have to request expedited shipping for a replacement TD Bank credit card, so call customer service at 1-888-561-8861.
You can learn more by reading WalletHub’s guide on how long it takes to get a credit card.
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