Cosigner definition

Cosigner means a person who has agreed to share
Cosigner means a person other than the Student Borrower who executes a Credit Agreement with a Student Borrower and thereby assumes joint and several liability for the Loan.
Cosigner. (a) means:

Examples of Cosigner in a sentence

  • Landlord, ▇▇▇▇▇▇, and Co-signer all agree that notice by e-mail is equivalent to written mail.

  • All rents collected from the re-rental minus expenses to re-rent the property will be returned to the Tenant and Co-signer.

  • If I am younger than 18 years of age at the time I submit my housing application and Agreement, my parent or legal guardian must complete the Cosigner Agreement, which is a mandatory step when accepting the Housing Offer.

  • If the Co-signer is unable to receive e-mail, it is the responsibility of the Tenant to furnish copies of their e-mails to the Co-Signer in a manner acceptable to the Co-signer.

  • If I am younger than 18 years of age at the time I submit my housing application and Agreement, my parent or legal guardian must complete the 2025–26 Cosigner Agreement within two weeks of my application submission.


More Definitions of Cosigner

Cosigner means any individual who is liable for the
Cosigner means an endorser;
Cosigner means a person who has agreed to share responsibility for repaying a student loan with a borrower.
Cosigner means a natural person who renders himself or herself liable for the obligation of another person without compensation. The term includes a person whose signature is requested as a condition to granting credit to another person, or as a condition for forbearance on collection of another person's obligation that is in default. The term does not include a spouse whose signature is required on a credit obligation to perfect a security interest under state law, or a person who has executed a guarantee. A person who does not receive goods, services, or money in return for a credit obligation does not receive compensation within the meaning of this definition. A person is a cosigner within the meaning of this act whether or not he or she is designated as a cosigner on a credit obligation.
Cosigner means a natural person who assumes liability for the obligation on a
Cosigner means a natural person who assumes
Cosigner means a natural person who assumes liability for the obligation on a consumer credit sale or consumer loan without receiving goods, services or money in return for the obligation or, in the case of a revolving charge account or revolving loan account of a consumer, without receiving the contractual right to obtain extensions of credit under the account. The term cosigner includes any person whose signature is requested as a condition to granting credit to a consumer or as a condition for forbearance on collection of a consumer's obligation that is in default. The term cosigner does not include a spouse whose signature is required to perfect a security interest. A person who meets the definition in this paragraph is a "cosigner" whether or not the person is designated as such on the credit obligation.