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    Can someone who doesn't qualifiy for a loan legaly be a co-signer for someone?

    If someone that doesn't qualifiy for a loan on thier own legaly be a co-signer for someone?

    I know this is a little off-topic but I am really in a pickle here. My Mother just declared bankruptcy and I am on the list for our computer which we have has a second contract. Apparently when I signed up to be that though, I became a co-signer. Now that she is declaring bankruptcy, the company is coming after me for the money which I can't afford to pay them (I am trying to save money to go to college, I am out of work ect.). My question is that can I legaly of been allowed to be a co-signer for her? Because I needed her to get me this loan because I tried and was turned down on my own. How can I be a co-signer if I don't qualify for the loan? I only wanted to be a second contact on the loan. This loan was hers. Now I know thats not really a legal defence, so I am trying to find one.

    I am sorry if this is a little off-topic but I am losing sleep over this. Thank you in advance.


    Fallout

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    Originally posted by Fallout
    If someone that doesn't qualifiy for a loan on thier own legaly be a co-signer for someone?

    I know this is a little off-topic but I am really in a pickle here. My Mother just declared bankruptcy and I am on the list for our computer which we have has a second contract. Apparently when I signed up to be that though, I became a co-signer. Now that she is declaring bankruptcy, the company is coming after me for the money which I can't afford to pay them (I am trying to save money to go to college, I am out of work ect.). My question is that can I legaly of been allowed to be a co-signer for her? Because I needed her to get me this loan because I tried and was turned down on my own. How can I be a co-signer if I don't qualify for the loan? I only wanted to be a second contact on the loan. This loan was hers. Now I know thats not really a legal defence, so I am trying to find one.

    I am sorry if this is a little off-topic but I am losing sleep over this. Thank you in advance.


    Fallout
    Hi,

    You were most likely just a co-applicant for the loan. Co-signers, are simply a form of gaurantee to a lender that has approved a loan for an individual that has little or no credit history.

    If you were a co-applicant, and supplied the lender with all your personal info, e.g. name, dob, ss etc and signed on the application, you are contractually co-responsible for the debt/loan.

    Good Luck!
    The information provided is not, and should not be considered legal advice. All information provided is only informational and should be verified by a law practioner whenever possible. When confronted with legal issues contact an experienced attorney in your state who specializes in the area of law most directly called into question by your particular situation.

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