Whom ever signed the CONTRACT is the one(s) who owes the money. Pink slip doesnt count when it comes time to pay.
Signature Making it out to Amount of money Date Driver's License Address
Here you can be divorced from your wife even if she is living in another country. You can courier the papers and get her signature, and you could tell her that you would pay the charges , and send her the money.
Technically, no. The Purchaser's signature is like the signature on the front of a personal or commercial check. Some money orders do not have a place for the Purchaser's signature, but at least a place for the purchaser's name and/or address. If the money order were cashed or deposited by an individual, the originating bank may reject the money order stating that there was no official authorization for issue. In other words, they could argue that some shady employee could have cut the money order on the sly for their own personal gain. Therefore, the funds would be bounced and the depositor or person cashing the money order would incur a fee.
it is a bonded guarantee that your signature is actually your signature. It is used often in the securities market...for instance, if you own a mutual fund, and you move, and you then try to sell off some of the fund, you must wait at least 30 days after you submit your new address to the mutual fund company. If you want the money sooner than that, you must affix a medallion signature guarantee.
it is a bonded guarantee that your signature is actually your signature. It is used often in the securities market...for instance, if you own a mutual fund, and you move, and you then try to sell off some of the fund, you must wait at least 30 days after you submit your new address to the mutual fund company. If you want the money sooner than that, you must affix a medallion signature guarantee.
it is a bonded guarantee that your signature is actually your signature. It is used often in the securities market...for instance, if you own a mutual fund, and you move, and you then try to sell off some of the fund, you must wait at least 30 days after you submit your new address to the mutual fund company. If you want the money sooner than that, you must affix a medallion signature guarantee.
it is a bonded guarantee that your signature is actually your signature. It is used often in the securities market...for instance, if you own a mutual fund, and you move, and you then try to sell off some of the fund, you must wait at least 30 days after you submit your new address to the mutual fund company. If you want the money sooner than that, you must affix a medallion signature guarantee.
It's fraud, and obtaining money or goods under false pretenses, and forgery. In other words, a crime. The dealer or lender should have verified ID before they let just anyone sign their name. You shouldn't be responsible if you never signed it, but you would definitely have to pursue legal action against the person who forged your name.
Personal checks typically require the following information: the name and address of the account holder, the date, the payee's name, the amount of money to be paid, and the signature of the account holder.
Cosigners take 100% responsibility of that debt. It is no different than if they went and took a loan out and gave you the money. If you choose not to pay then the Cosigner is stuck paying the debt. Most credit card companies will accept a cosigner as long as they know they will get their money one way or another. Cosigning for a small amount on a credit card such as $500 - $1,000 is a good way to help your children establish their credit rating and hopefully become more independent. Marcy
its a wallet
Your employer normally give you this type of document on your way out of the door. You can either keep the papers or if you would like to make a withdraw from your 401K, just fill out the paper and send it to the address(usually stated on the paper).