How to complete a Chase business credit card application

Chase issues some of the best business credit cards on the market for freelancers and small-business owners. These cards offer strong reward-earning potential and travel perks. Before applying, understand a few key rules and requirements.The biggest factor to consider is Chase's 5/24 rule: If you've opened five or more credit cards (from any issuer) in the past 24 months, approval for any new Chase card is unlikely. The good news is that most business cards (including Chase's) don't show up on your personal credit report, and therefore don't count against your 5/24 limit.Whether you're a full-time entrepreneur or earn a little extra from freelance work, here's everything you need to know to complete an application for a Chase business card.Selection of Chase business cardsChase's lineup of non-cobranded business cards includes:Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ (see rates and fees)Ink Business Cash® Credit Card (see rates and fees)Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card (see rates and fees)Ink Business Premier® Credit Card (see rates and fees)Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card (see rates and fees)Some of Chase's cobranded business cards include:IHG One Rewards Premier Business Credi...