Yes, absolutely. They can and they most likely will deny you credit. However if you are paying in full and not applying for finance there would be no reason to deny you.
Yes. Any financial institution can deny credit for any reasons that meet their lending criteria. The fact that the BK is removed (or should be) from a credit report after the required amount of time does not impose a legal obligation upon any lender to issue credit to any person.
when they deny you credit
is it legal for a creditor to deny credit based on age or marital status
There's really no reason why not, except if the apartment does a credit check and they decide that it's reason enough to deny your application. It's really the apartment owner's decision.
There are many reasons that a bank will deny a customer the opening of an account. 1.If you have been reported to chexsystems or telecheck, they may deny you for that reason. 2.if you still owe outstanding debt to an old bank, they may deny you. 3.If your credit is not sufficient.
Many credit card companies will offer something known as instant approval, as will many lenders. The actual meaning of instant approval, however, varies from lender to lender. Some will offer it in terms of being able to approve or deny a credit request very quickly, without a long waiting period. Others offer approval of loans or lines of credit without the need for a credit check, based solely upon certain things the lendee can provide at the time, and thus call it instant approval.
The school district can deny credit if your attendance is too low. One of the requirements to get credit for attending school is to be present for a minimum number of days, and if you fall below that you can be forced to repeat that grade.
I APPLY FOR THE CREDIT CARD AND GAVE ALL THE INFORMATION INCLUDING MY CONTRACT WITH STIPULATED SALARY BUT I WAS INFORMED(THROUGH PHONE) THAT THE BPI MAIN OFFICE DENY MY APPLICATION BUT DID NOT ELABORATE THE REASON AS THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED TO DO SO.NOW I AM BACK HERE IN MY JOB IN AFRICA WHERE I WORKED FOR 8 YEARS ALREADY.HOW CAN I APPLY FOR THE CREDIT CARD?
You can always contact HUD or FHA to verify the status of the lender if you are unsure. Your local HUD office should be listed in the phone book and they can verify or deny the company.
yes they do. for 2010 they will run your credit, and no matter the ammount of your refund... they will deny you for no credit or bad credit.
The Equal Credit Opportunity Act made it illegal for creditors to deny credit based on marital status. This law prohibits discrimination on the basis of marital status, among other factors, in the extension of credit.