<prompt> Human: A few weeks ago I was checking my report and saw that I was an authorized user on a Chase card. Couldnt figure out how. Called around and found out it was my parents card. Been on in since 2006. They didnt even remember adding me. Card hasnt been used in 4 years. Anyway, I asked Chase to remove my name from it, and they did. Just checked credit karma and my score dropped 69 points as a result. Is that normal? That seems pretty insane to me. I went from 802 to 733 seemingly overnight. Will it bounce back quickly?Assistant: All the credit history from the card was removed from your credit report. Depending on the rest of the details of your credit report and details of the card, removing it could have a large impact.Human: Thats pretty huge. It was probably the oldest thing on my credit report, and I still dont use a credit card of my own. Maybe its time. I probably should have just left it there. DangAssistant: If thats your only and oldest card, yea itll have a huge impact. It might get a little higher if left alone, but its not going to just bounce back to 800.Human: Sounds like I should have left well enough alone eh? Oh well lesson learned. Thanks for the helpAssistant: Have you parents add you back.If the card was in good standing there was no reason you should have had it removed. Your parents did you a huge favor by adding you in the first place :.Human: Couple of questions regarding that:1 Did it affect their credit when I removed myself?2 Will it affect their credit when they add me back?3 Will my score jump right back where it was if they add me back?Appreciate any of this you might know.  <response>: 1 No2 No3 Maybe. If thats the only thing that changed, Id lean toward yes. 