<prompt> Human: Hi. If this post breaks any rules sorry since Im still new to posting in reddit. Situation: Currently just started in Uni. During a recent public holiday my parents came to visit my uni is quite far away from home, previously they have discussed to get a loan for a car and plan to do all the documentation with me since I dont have class. Now, preferably all the necessary documentation required for the loan would be done during the holidays but my mom changed her mind to get a similarly priced but used car. By the time things get sorted out, the holiday is over and Im not present to sign any required documentation parents need to go back to work and I have class.The problem now is that they said they want my signature so they can help me do the loan by themselves. Ive heard cases of signature fraud online because of stuff like this. What is the risk if I gave them my signature?I would mention that they also want a copy of my identity card used for documentation purposes. Which I recall Im not told it was required initially. Also should I tell them I rather wait for the next holiday next month so that I dont have to send them my signature on a blank paper?Note: English is not my first language. Sorry about the bad writing and grammar.  <response>: Dont sign a blank piece of paper. They can put anything on it afterwards. 