Sample Loan Guarantor Form
1. Guarantor's Information
- Full Name:
- Address:
- Phone Number:
- Email Address:
- Date of Birth:
- Social Security Number:
2. Borrower's Information
- Full Name:
- Address:
- Phone Number:
- Email Address:
- Date of Birth:
- Social Security Number:
3. Loan Details
- Loan Amount:
- Loan Term:
- Interest Rate:
- Purpose of Loan:
4. Guarantor's Commitment
I, [Guarantor’s Full Name], hereby agree to act as a guarantor for the loan mentioned above. I understand that my commitment includes:
- Responsibility to Repay: I agree to repay the loan amount, including any interest and fees, if the borrower defaults on the loan.
- Financial Assessment: I acknowledge that the lender may conduct a financial assessment to ensure my ability to cover the debt if needed.
- Legal Obligations: I understand that this guaranty is legally binding and will be enforced in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth by the lender.
- Communication: I will promptly notify the lender of any changes in my contact information or financial status.
5. Guarantor's Declaration
I declare that the information provided in this form is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge. I acknowledge that I have read and understood the terms and conditions of this guaranty and agree to be bound by them.
6. Signatures
- Guarantor's Signature:
- Date:
- Witness's Name:
- Witness's Signature:
- Date:
7. Lender's Information
- Lender’s Name:
- Lender’s Address:
- Lender’s Phone Number:
- Lender’s Email Address:
8. Additional Terms
- Amendments: Any changes to this form must be agreed upon by all parties and documented in writing.
- Governing Law: This guaranty will be governed by the laws of [Jurisdiction].
- Dispute Resolution: Any disputes arising from this guaranty will be resolved through [Dispute Resolution Method].
9. Notarization (if required)
- Notary Public Name:
- Notary Public Signature:
- Date:
- Seal:
This sample loan guarantor form is a basic template and may need to be customized based on specific requirements of the lender or jurisdiction. Always consult with a legal advisor to ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.
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