First, you can inquire whether the overdue credit card is being sued by contacting the credit card issuing bank. You can call the bank customer service or go to the bank outlets in person to consult and provide relevant personal information, such as ID number and credit card number, to obtain accurate information.
Secondly, you can log on to the official website of the credit card issuing bank and check whether there are any overdue notices or service tips in the inquiry interface of personal bank accounts. Banks usually send relevant overdue notices to customers through online banking or mobile banking app, and these notices will provide information about overdue lawsuits.
In addition, you can also check whether the overdue credit card has been prosecuted through the China People's Court website. In the website's query interface, enter personal information, such as name and ID number, to find the relevant legal litigation information. If the credit card has been sued for overdue, the website will display the corresponding legal litigation information, including the progress of the case, the date of trial and so on.
to sum up, if you want to check whether the credit card is prosecuted after it is overdue, you can get relevant information by contacting the credit card issuing bank, logging on the official website of the bank or inquiring through the website of China People's Court. It is necessary to provide accurate personal information when inquiring, and make inquiries according to the corresponding channels.
Extended information: Being sued after the deadline means that the credit card holder fails to repay the corresponding arrears within the credit card repayment period, and the bank or financial institution chooses to recover the arrears from the cardholder through legal channels. Being sued within the time limit may lead to the cardholder being judged by the court to recover the arrears, resulting in bad credit records and other consequences, so it is very important to repay the credit card arrears in time. In order to avoid being sued within the time limit, cardholders should make reasonable plans for consumption and repayment, and ensure that credit card arrears are paid off on time.