I have business credit cards with the banks listed below. Are there any others I should apply for that have a 0% interest offer? I ONLY want business credit cards. AMEX US BANK TRUIST Chase Navy Bank of America

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I have been banking with navy federal on the business side for 6+ months and have carried a balance of $9k on the business checking. I applied for their business CC to get approved for $5k limit. It was near embarrassing while Chase Amex and Truist have all approved me from $15-20k limits. Is this something that Navy just does (low initial linits)?? I’ve been using the card at and paying it off in full to prepare to request a CLI soon. How long should I wait until I request the CLI? And should I go into a branch to request one?

My business is 2+ years old but not generating much revenue (~12k/yr). I have excellent personal credit and have $9k that I can season in checking accounts if needed. I've heard TD, Truist and PNC do low doc business lines of credit as long as you keep it under $50k. Can anyone share their experience with this? I don't want to have to fill out a 4506-C. (for reference, I have a Truist relationship with both personal and business so I was going to give them a try first..)