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The loan needs to be re-financed and be assumed solely by the person who originated the loan. The original person will need to have a worthy credit rating in order to escape the need for a co-signer.
You can try to re-finance the car with a different lender without the cosigner if you've established enough good credit.
From my experience, you would have to re-finance the suto loan with the new co-signer.
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Co-signing a loan for someone is very tricky business and is something most people are reluctant to do. You'll probably have to begin and end with family members as people you don't know well will have little interest in fronting you money! Follow a few steps to make the co-signer feel comfortable with his or her decision. First, draw up a re-payment plan for the amount you would like to have loaned to you. Be sure this plan is something you can live with and that will enable you to make every payment when it is due. This will re-assure the co-signer that they will not be 'stuck' with making your payments for you. Next, explain in detail why you need to purchase the item for which you need the loan. It helps to show why the item is necessary, what benefit the item may have for others besides yourself, and any advantages (if any) that your having the item will have on your lender. (For exampe, if you plan to buy a car, it may be beneficial for someone to co-sign a loan for you if they are currently driving you wherever you want to go. Or, having a car may enable you to find a higher-paying job,or help you get to school, etc.)It always helps if the co-signer can see that your purchase will benefit them in some way. Finally, answer in detail any financial questions the co-signer may have.
If they've cosigned for the mortgage, yes. The only time a partner (husband/wife, usually) doesn't need to be there is if the mortgage and title papers are all in one person's name. The only people who really need to be at a re-fi is the lender's attorney and your attorney-in-fact (somebody you trust to do your business and who has no apparent conflict of interest). All other parties can be represented on paper; each with a power of attorney that permits the attorney-in-fact to sign these particular papers in the absence of the named person.
YES> IF the lender determines that your credit score meets their requirements for the loan. Is your credit GOOD enough to got the loan without a co-signor? Yes..In most cases prime lenders will remove if you refi or re-qualify with your credit. No...In the case that you're are dealing with a sub prime lender they will remove the co-signer from the title but not the contract. Some lenders prime and sub prime have different rules but the one listed above are usually the general rule of thumb.
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Check the wording of the loan documents (you should have gotten a copy), and/or check with the lender, but probably not. You signed as being co-responsible for the loan - the lender accepted your assurance - now you are as responsible for the loan as the borrower. If fact, you are the co-borrower. If the original borrower defaults and you become responsble for the paymetns, your complaint is with the person you co-signed for.
You have to re-write the loan note with the bank... Banks are not usually very willing to remove the co-signer from a loan, as it cuts the individuals that would be liable to pay off the debt in 1/2. Good luck! You'd have an easier time refinancing the note through another bank.