<prompt> Human: I submitted an application for a Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card and have been through four rounds now of trying to verify my SSN. I have tried to submit copies of my Social Security Card, Passport, birth certificate, but Im being told the faxes arent coming through cleanly or they cant verify the information from the fax. Ive just mailed copies of these documents, but Im not confident.edit: for those asking: 1 I live in a state where there are no Chase branches. And no Chase branches in any of the neighboring states. Lucky me. 2 I DID go to a Chase branch when I was visiting NYC recently with original documents, which the banker copied and faxed to the fraud department on Chase letterhead, but apparently thats not sufficient either. There seems to be no other way than fax or mail to get them documents. The banker is working on tracking things down, but Im confused why Im having so much trouble in the first place.I have excellent credit, havent changed my name recently, and keep close tabs on my credit reports, none of which show anything outstanding, and I have a credit history going back over 10 years. I did move and start a new job recently, but that was almost six months ago. I thought I would have been approved for this credit card right away.Has anyone else had this experience with Chase? Does anyone know what might be holding me up? Im starting to worry someone is linking my name with a different SSN...is that even possible? Just looking for some advice.  <response>: If a company is treating you this poorly and giving you such a silly run-around before youve given them your money, you definitely dont want to try to deal with them after youve given them your money. Imagine getting this level of service when its something important, like correcting a couple hundred dollar error in their favor.Use a different bank. 