1. If you don’t tell me, who would know you signed it?

2. If the contract can be performed normally, who will care who signed it?

3. If the contract cannot be performed normally, and the party who was helped to sign the contract thinks that the signature was his own, then the signature is his own, and of course it has nothing to do with you.

4. There is a problem with the contract. If the other party wants to sue, and the party who signed the contract defends on the grounds that he did not sign the contract, the contract will be deemed to have not been established, and the contract will be lost. significance. In this matter, the other party may have suffered losses and wants to be held accountable. At this time, I come back to your question. As a signer, are there any risks for you? Answer: No risk. Reason: The contract was not established because the contract was not entered into by the parties to the contract. Who is responsible? The other person is conceited. If you are acting as a signature agent, if it is not for the purpose of fraud, there is no law that considers the act of signing on behalf of someone as a fault. Since it was not a fault, there is no need to bear tort liability.