If you want to entrust others to help with the loan business, there are actually two situations: the first is to entrust a professional loan intermediary to help; The second is to entrust individuals to help with loans. But in fact, in both cases, they can only assist in handling it, and finally the applicant has to sign it himself. If you entrust a professional loan intermediary, you should first find a formal loan intermediary. Although the advertisements of loan intermediaries are flying all over the sky now, most of them are informal small intermediaries, and the service quality and safety are not guaranteed, so formal loan intermediaries have corresponding guarantees.

Secondly, it should be handled in accordance with standardized procedures, and never resort to fraud for the sake of loans. In order to take shortcuts instead of normal procedures, it is easy to leave hidden dangers and loopholes, from economic losses to legal proceedings. After entrusting an intermediary, you must sign a formal contract and communicate in time to ensure the smooth handling process. If it is entrusted to a private person, it may be necessary to issue a legally binding power of attorney, and others will handle the relevant loan procedures on behalf of the applicant.

Without this power of attorney, others can't handle things for the applicant. In this case, the best person to entrust must be familiar with the relevant knowledge of loans and be an honest and trustworthy person. Otherwise, if the other party deliberately sets a trap, it is easy to cause money loss.