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You become responsible for any injuries or damages she negligently causes when driving the car. There are limitations on your responsibility, depending on the coverage of others, but in essence, you become responsible for her negligence. If you are signing on to the loan too, you becomne responsible if for some reason she stops paying.

There is no reason acsertainable from your post that you should even consider doing this.

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Don't.

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Never, never, never, cosign for anyone for anything. You are responsible for virtually everything and have virtually no rights of redress for anything. By the way, in case I failed to say it, never cosign for anyone for anything.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.