GSA Form 7662 U S Bank Travel Card Approval Application-2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by typing in the Employee’s Name in the designated field.
  3. Select the appropriate region or central office from the drop-down menu next to the 'Region/Central Office' field.
  4. Choose the correct office from the drop-down menu next to 'Staff/Service Office'.
  5. In the Supervisor Certification section, enter the Supervisor Name and Title in their respective fields.
  6. Verify that all fields are accurate. Ensure your GSA ID card is connected, then click on the 'Digital Signature' line to sign.
  7. When prompted, confirm your name appears correctly and click 'Sign'. If not, select your name from the drop-down menu and then click 'Sign'.
  8. Save the document with a file name that identifies the employee (e.g., U.S. Bank Travel Card Approval_John Doe).
  9. Enter your GSA ID PIN when prompted and click OK.
  10. Your digital signature should now appear on the document. Close it and email it to your regional travel card coordinator.

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Issued to an employee designated by the agency/organization in the employees name. Used to pay for official travel and travel-related expenses. Only issued to federal employees or employees of tribes or tribal organizations. May be used for local travel only if authorized by written policy of the agency/organization.
Standard cards are issued to individuals with a FICO credit score above 659. The default limits are $7,500 for credit, $250 for cash, and $250 for retail purchases. Restricted cards are issued to individuals with a FICO credit score below 660.
Restricted Accounts. Restricted accounts are issued to individuals with a FICO credit score below 660. Individuals who do not consent to a credit score (soft pull), but still require a travel card must complete all responses affirmatively on the alternate creditworthiness form DD 2883 to be issued a restricted account.
Contact the travel A/OPC at your agency to obtain an application and submit the necessary information for the GSA SmartPay Travel card/account. Provide an address (typically your home address) where a GSA SmartPay Travel card should be mailed.
Bad credit doesnt keep you from getting the card. The only way you dont get a card is if youve had a civilian card from Citi go into collections. Thats what the credit check is for.

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The total processing and delivery time of your travel card to the address of record is approximately 7 to 10 business days.
The commander/ supervisor acknowledges the need for a travel card and does not validate the financial responses provided. However, it is DoD policy that failure to agree to a credit score or self-docHub to your creditworthiness is sufficient reason to deny issuance of any such card.
Even if you have damaged credit or limited credit history, you can still get a rewards credit card that could reduce the out-of-pocket cost on your next vacation. Take a look at our picks for the best travel credit cards for bad-to-fair credit along with tips on how to make the most of your travel rewards.

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