My Chase Ink Business Card Was Declined for Fraud — Here's How I Got Approved.
My Chase Ink Business Card Was Declined for Fraud — Here's How I Got Approved Applying for a business credit card should be a straightforward milestone. However, my application for the Chase Ink Business Unlimited® card turned into an unexpected identity verification hurdle. If you recently received a Chase letter stating: "We're concerned someone may be using your personal information fraudulently..." Don't panic. This is a common security protocol, not necessarily a reflection of your creditworthiness. Step 1: Submitting the Initial Application I applied using my corporation's legal name and EIN. Because Chase business credit cards require a personal guarantee , I also provided my Social Security Number (SSN). Everything initially looked normal after submission, and I received the standard confirmation notice. Step 2: Chase Requested Additional Business Information About a week later, Chase contacted me requesting add...