 TITLE: Credit Card Authorized User: What You Need to Know CONTENT: How to Remove or Get Removed as an Authorized User on a Credit Card\n-------------------------------------------------------------------\nThe primary account owner can remove an authorized user at any time. It's often possible to do so online, but calling is your best bet if you're unable to find a way to do so on the issuer's website or mobile app. You may also be able to remove yourself by requesting the change directly with the credit card issuer.\nKeep in mind that your credit may be affected after the removal. If it was a card with a long history and you don't have any other accounts of similar age, or you have little credit otherwise, you may see a drop in your credit score. END