Credit Card Company won’t provide proof of my signiture of application?

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I have a need to see proof of my signiture on a credit card application from 1994. I suspect I didn’t sign for it (co-sign actually) but I’m not 100% positive. I called to have them send me proof - they refused saying they’d need a court order to do so…. Huh??? As of right now - I’m listed as joint owner - so I closed the account so no further charges could be made. I just find it hard to believe I have to go to the courts to get proof… True / or not true? It’s USBANK if it matters.
Update: Just saw Mary’s response. There were charges made to it (18k!!) by the other joint owner - it was a written application - and that joint owner had a history of signing my name on things - I believe this is one of those times. Again - the credit card company said they’d provide it - just with a court order to do so and not just because I request it. While I have called my attorney - I was hoping there is a better way to simply get a copy of the original application. That is what is difficult for me to believe!! I’m thinking of just calling their fraud department next - but my attorney is back in Monday - maybe best to wait for him…
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One Response to “Credit Card Company won’t provide proof of my signiture of application?”

  1. They are not required to provide you with a signed application if the credit card was opened online.

    If it did not adversely affect your credit….then I think you are completely wasting your time.

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