. Relevant credit certificates that the applicant needs to provide: 1. All kinds of asset certificates should be fully prepared. Generally speaking, if you already have one or more credit cards and have a good repayment record, you generally don't need to provide proof of income or assets. You just need to copy your existing credit cards and send them together with the application form (even if the credit card you have is not the one you applied for, because all banks can check your credit status through the personal credit information system of the central bank, and good consumer credit and repayment credit are the most important for banks). If you apply for a credit card for the first time, because you don't have a consumer credit record, the bank mainly depends on your income and assets, and decides whether to apply for a card for you and the size of the credit line. Generally speaking, the first time you apply for a credit card, the amount will not be too high, unless you can provide sufficient proof of assets, such as income, house ownership certificate, mortgage purchase certificate, car ownership certificate, bank deposit certificate or securities certificate. Of course, in addition to the asset certificate, other certificates that can prove your personal ability will also help you obtain high-level credit cards, such as academic certificates, technical level certificates and other qualification certificates. Second, fill in the application form carefully. Generally speaking, the following aspects on the application form will affect the bank's credit evaluation score (the higher the credit score, the higher the probability of obtaining credit card approval and the higher the amount): 1. Whether there is a fixed telephone in this city (having a fixed telephone in this city means that your residence is stable and will increase the bank's credit evaluation score for you); 2. Whether or not to get married (the score of married is higher than that of unmarried); 3. Whether it is a local account (the score of local account is higher than that of foreign account); 4. Whether there is a house (a house is higher than no house, and living by yourself is higher than living with parents); 5. Education (the higher the education, the higher the score); 6. The nature of the work unit (the more stable the work unit, the higher the popularity and the higher the score. For example, institutions, large state-owned enterprises, and Fortune 500 enterprises all scored relatively high, while unknown private enterprises and foreign enterprises scored relatively low); 7. Job Description (The higher the position, the higher the score. For example, civil servants and company managers score higher than ordinary employees).