Most of y'all are out here filing generic LLCs and wondering why the banks treat you like a liability. In Black’s Law, there’s a massive difference between a "General" entity and one with the Legal Capacity to handle six-figure debt. The banks use automated filters to scan your industry code, your address type, and your entity structure before a human even looks at your score. If you look "high-risk" on paper, you’ve lost the game in the first 72 hours. We don't just "apply" for cards. We architect the entity first so the bank has no choice but to say yes.