Hello, the landlord, as long as 18 years old or older, you can apply for a credit card. Although self-employed people are not favored by banks like ordinary office workers, if your financial resources prove excellent enough, you are likely to apply for a satisfactory credit card. Generally speaking, self-employed people need to prepare the following materials when applying for a credit card:

1. The business license and copy of your bakery, and a copy of your debit card. I wonder which bank's credit card the landlord applied for. Some banks also need individual industrial and commercial households to provide tax registration certificates and three-month tax payment certificates.

2. Identity certificate: a copy of the resident identity card or temporary resident identity card (both sides, within the validity period) or a copy of the military officer's card.

3. Copy of social insurance withholding certificate;

4. A copy of the self-owned property certificate;

5. Copy of bank time deposit slip/passbook;

6. Copies of purchase vouchers of funds, treasury bonds and corporate bonds (name of purchaser, account number and account balance shall be displayed);

7. Registration card in the name of the landlord

The landlord only needs to prepare the above materials, and then go to the bank to find the staff to handle it. If the landlord has any concerns, you can call the customer service of the bank where you handle the card to ask about the situation, or go to the website of I love the card to see if anyone else has answered the same question as you. In addition, the landlord can also apply through my love card official website, which is quite reliable. I hope my answer can help you!