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Hi everyone, I was denied for a credit card from Chase at the end of July. At which time, I found two errors on my credit report (an account in collections and an account still open with "mystery" missed payments, that I had closed three and a half years ago). I have since had those errors corrected (and purged) and my credit score has gone up by nearly 100points!

I have called TransUnion to send my updated credit report to Chase. When I called Chase, they said that I would have to fill out a new application. My concern is, will this add another hard inquiry to my report? I already have three (one is for my Amazon store card, which I was approved for, the other was pulled for my apartment, and the last is the most recent Chase card, which was declined). 

I would like to use this card to help re-build my credit by using it for strictly gas and grocery shopping, but I am unsure if it would be wise for me to apply again. My history is still not spotless, I'm still recovering from some missed payments from almost four years ago, but since the beginning of 2009 all my other payments have been on time.
<bot>: Is it worth it to resubmit an application for denied credit after corrections to your credit  report were made? Will this result in another hard inquiry?*