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Apple Card application denied: Seeking advice for reapplication

To: Apple Card Support (via official support channel)


Dear Apple Card Support Team,


Thank you for reviewing my Apple Card application.


I recently received a notice stating that my application was not approved due to insufficient credit history.


I currently have a Chase credit card that I opened less than six months ago, and my annual income is approximately $35,000.


I would appreciate your guidance on the following questions:



  1. What can I do to improve my chances of being approved for Apple Card?


  2. How long should I wait before reapplying?


  3. Are there any specific credit history requirements I should meet before submitting a new application?

I am interested in using Apple Card to purchase a MacBook Air through monthly installments, and I would appreciate any advice you can provide.


Thank you for your time and assistance.


Best regards,


Onnapa Kantha

2 replies

Hi, there are a couple of routine actions you can take to help you be approved. The first is stop applying for more credit. Your odds will increase significantly if your credit report shows no new accounts or applications for at least 6 to 12 months. It’s also advised to have at least 12 months of experience with your current credit obligations before applying again. So, apply again in 6 months and make sure you’re paying off your Chase card every month.


How your Apple Card application is evaluated – Apple Support


The Apple Card Mastercard credit card is issued and managed by Goldman Sachs Bank. Apple is not a bank and has nothing to with granting or denying an application. Apple just has its name on the card. You’ll need to contact a Goldman Sachs Apple Card specialist for help and the reason you were denied.


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