Documented rule history

Active — last confirmed May 31, 2021

US Bank Frozen-report denial (US Bank)

Is the US Bank Frozen-report denial (US Bank) still active? On our documented record it is active, last confirmed May 31, 2021: Confirmed that US Bank will not pull an alternate bureau or accept a temporary PIN. We have 2 dated, sourced changes on record since 2016. Statuses reflect documented confirmations, not live issuer policy.

Every documented change — newest first

May 31, 2021

Confirmed that US Bank will not pull an alternate bureau or accept a temporary PIN

Date reflects the reference page's update. Reports indicated the applicant must unfreeze the report themselves, and Doctor of Credit noted that freezing the ARS and SageStream reports had shifted from a recommended tactic to something that could make approval harder.

September 26, 2016

Automatic denials with a frozen ARS report first reported

Card investigation reps described automatic denials for applicants whose ARS report was frozen as a new policy; Doctor of Credit found the data points inconsistent and noted that a frozen report blocked reconsideration after a denial.

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Is the US Bank Frozen-report denial (US Bank) still active?

Yes — active on our documented record, as last confirmed May 31, 2021: Confirmed that US Bank will not pull an alternate bureau or accept a temporary PIN. Always verify before applying — issuers change unwritten rules without notice.

When was the US Bank Frozen-report denial (US Bank) first documented?

September 26, 2016: Automatic denials with a frozen ARS report first reported. Since then we have documented 2 changes, each dated and sourced on this page.

What changed most recently in the US Bank Frozen-report denial (US Bank)?

May 31, 2021 — Confirmed that US Bank will not pull an alternate bureau or accept a temporary PIN. Date reflects the reference page's update. Reports indicated the applicant must unfreeze the report themselves, and Doctor of Credit noted that freezing the ARS and SageStream reports had shifted from a recommended tactic to something that could make approval harder.

Application rules are unwritten issuer policy; they change and get enforced without notice, and exceptions exist. Statuses reflect our last documented confirmation, not live issuer policy. Not financial or legal advice.

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