Hi everyone. I'm trying to take advantage of the 50% + 30% discount that old navy has for the navyist rewards credit card. I was just wondering, how long does the approval process take? Can I get instantly approved? And if so, can I have immediate access to the card so I can take advantage of the discount offers? Thanks in advance for any advice!

My credit score went south after a divorce in 1998. He filed bankruptcy and it all defaulted to me. For the next 10 yrs. I kept my head down, paid attention, paid balances and let years get between me at that life. My score rose from 522 to 748 when I finally financed my car. My goal is to get a balance transfer as soon as my smaller balances are paid. I paid off my car and I don't reply to the offers that come in the mail. Credit Karma is constantly nudging me to open a new account to raise my score. I was told that my not owning real estate is a hindrance. Late December I stopped in to Old Navy in my old neighborhood. I stepped up to the register with 3 sweaters and tapped my debit card. . She stopped and said "You've been pre-approved for an Old Navy Master Card. I said "Thanks, but no..I'm in a bit of a hurry." She told me that it only takes a minute because I am pre-approved. She urged me again and I explained about not wanting any activity on my report that would impact my score. She assured me that everything will be OK and I'll be out of here in no time. I sensed there was some promotional going on being Christmas and all and that would explain her persistence. So, I agreed to do it. She said she just needed a few questions answered. She asked for my monthly rent and income. I then asked her why she needed to know that information if I'm pre-approved and her reply was they just want to verify you are who you say you are. It all took place very fast and she started explaining when my paperwork would come etc. It is upsetting that I allowed an account to be opened and I have no knowledge of the APR or annual fee if there is one....Before I left she told me she put the sweaters on my new charge account. (Didn't ask me at all) I get on the freeway and my phone is blowing up with notifications about the hard inquiry from Barclays Bank Got home and called the store. Spoke with the manager. She was all apologies but said she couldn't help me and never asked my name or the name of the cashier who lied to me. I called Barclays and was told that they only handle billing...couldn't 't help me but for me to call the Credit reporting agencies...It made no sense but I called Trans Union who said I needed to contact Old Navy and tell them i needed a letter of deletion for each of the agencies. 5 more phone calls get me finally to a supervisor who tells me to write to LFRA in Delaware. She said to write a simple note as my story was saved in the computer there and they would be getting a copy. I did everything I was instructed to do and I received a return letter saying they did an investigation and I was basically "out of gas" and if I want to communicate further...here's the address. I have searched since regarding pre-qualified vs. pre- approved and though the definitions are weak they say there is typically a soft inquiry for both. ... the whole issue is that I didn't want the card if it was going to impact my credit score and she lied to me. This happened on Dec.10th and my account showed opened on the 13th. My score dropped to 724 even though the line of credit was $5800. Why is it such a hardship for them to remove it this inquiry? They have my report and can see I am telling the truth. I spoke with the manager of my neighborhood Old Navy and she was very interested she said that she was going to "Bubble" my story up to corporate and she was going to make sure that it never happened again to anybody. She took a picture of my receipt. I don't know where to go from here. I am so angry about this. Thanks in advance for any advice.

Totally understand if this isn't the best place to ask, but I'm just curious based on others' experiences.

I'm currently an ON employee, but genuinely shop at ON, Gap, and Athleta a LOT. I'm a college student with a 747 (built up from being an authorized user on my parent's Target REDCard for three years (who have even better credit than I do), and having a secured card of my own for over a year). Never paid a bill late for anything in my life. Obviously I don't make much, but I don't pay housing. Just trying to look for a way to build my credit that is not a standard unsecured card and would actually be semi-useful to me, however if there's a fair chance I would get declined (the income being the more concerning part than the credit score), I would rather not take the hit to my credit score. Of course I know no one ACTUALLY knows, but what has been peoples' experience with it?

(edit: not that it likely matters, but I will probably get the card at Athleta if I do)

Which credit card should I pick I just opened an account with navy fed in April ?

Something very strange and horrendous happened with me at the Old Navy cash counter today. After scanning my purchases, the cashier asked if I wanted to participate in the rewards program. I asked if it was free and he said yes and explained the benefits.

While going through the questions on the screen, I suspected if it was a credit card. I asked him very clearly if this was a credit card and he said it was just a loyalty card. Too tired already, I simply went ahead with the process.

I reached home and lo behold, i got a notification from my credit monitoring and bank apps that there had been a credit check and got an e mail from Old Navy welcoming me and crap.

I know I could have done better and probably should have seen through the deceit. I and my girlfriend were too tired and were starving after 4 hours of shopping in the mall. (I just feel so stupid)

What can I do here? Application hasn't been approved yet it seems. I dont want the credit card at any cost. I have been very diligently building up my score after moving to US two years ago and I don't want the progress to be ruined because of something like this.

This happened in Santa Clara, California, US.

Credit score: 756 Income: $53,750 Rent/mortgage: $0/month

I just got my first credit card ever a month or so ago, and shop at old navy a lot. any one know if i will be approved or not?

I’m just curious about this… when I look at the app and credit card products it shows me all the cards. Is there a separate pre-approval section?

So my husband and I are NFCU members. We had a few loans and credit cards we included in a bankruptcy back in 2011, however recently we opened new checking accounts with them and I found out we're pre-qualified for their secured cards. I was wondering if it would be worth it to apply and maybe open $500 per person, just to get back in their good graces?

I’ve been with navy for a few months now and I even have direct deposit on the account I recently went to go see the credit cards section and I went to go see the preapproval section and my credit score isn’t bad. I have a 710 and every time I check the preapproval it only brings up the secured card should I apply for a different card or do I just go for the security card because I don’t want a hard inquiry and not get approved for another card.

I joined about a month ago and I keep seeing posts about credit card pre approval. Is this found on the app? If so, where?

I got approved for the navy federal cash rewards card $11,300 credit limit. I have no idea how but I did. I am so happy! Anything is possible! This is truly a relationship bank!

Hey! My partner just opened this card and I was always taught to just never do those retail ones. can you guys tell me your issues that you've had with this card/negative reviews. I told the man no and he said yes anyways 😭😭😭🤚🏼