All documents related to the UW Travel Card may be fully disclosed as a public record to the extent provided for by the Public Disclosure Laws.

Cardholders must make sure the outstanding balance is paid in full to the bank and the card is turned in to the department upon separation. Any remaining default is to be charged to the University, the department will then be responsible for any remaining default owed.

• An account becomes 60/90 days past due. 
• Two (2) dishonored checks issued to JPMorgan Chase or reversal of two electronic payments routed to the bank. 
• An account is repeatedly delinquent. 
• Travel reimbursement is not used to pay all corresponding charges on the account. 
• Using the card for personal charges. 
• Individual is no longer on the University payroll (e.g.

You must pay the full balance on the card by the next billing statement.

The UW Travel Card is issued by JPMorgan Chase directly to the user. As such, it is governed by a contract that is solely between JPMorgan Chase and the cardholder. Cardholders are personally responsible for paying all charges on the UW Travel Card.