cosign (Meaning)

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cosign (v)

sign jointly

sign and endorse (another person's signature), as for a loan

I had to cosign the loan application to help my friend secure the financing.
Parents often cosign rental agreements for their college-aged children living off-campus.
My sister asked me to cosign her lease since she was unable to qualify on her own.
The bank required a cosignatory to approve the loan, so I agreed to cosign for my brother.
Some landlords may require a cosign from a guarantor if the tenant's credit history is insufficient.
I felt honored when my cousin asked me to cosign the mortgage for her new home.
Cosigning a contract means you share responsibility for any debts or obligations incurred.
Before agreeing to cosign, it's crucial to consider the potential financial risks involved.
My aunt asked me to cosign the car loan because her credit score was lower than required.
Cosigning can be a generous gesture, but it's essential to understand the legal implications beforehand.

sign jointly, sign and endorse (another person's signature), as for a loan

countersign, sign, endorse,indorse, sign on, sign up,register, pencil (in), ink, scrawl

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I had to cosign the loan application to help my friend secure the financing.

Parents often cosign rental agreements for their college-aged children living off-campus.

My sister asked me to cosign her lease since she was unable to qualify on her own.

The bank required a cosignatory to approve the loan, so I agreed to cosign for my brother.