- Report: #930682
Complaint Review: American Education Services
| American Education Services Harrisburg Pennsylvania, 17130-0001
Internet United States of America |
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American Education Services Signed my name as cosignor for a student loan Internet
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AUTHOR: Cicily - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, August 23, 2012
The bottom line is that the burden of proof is on you in cases like this. AES, or any other company for that matter, is not just going to take your word for it that the signature is not yours. I would file that police report - it will show the seriousness of your complaint. If your son didn't sign your name you shouldn't have anything to worry about on that end. Another good way to prove your case is to send AES a few copies of your signature so they can compare - try to send at least one from the timeframe of the promissory note signature in your batch. Old copies of checks, drivers licenses etc are good places to find older copies of your signature to send. AES also probably has some sort of ID theft form they will want you to certify to officially file a complaint.
If you are still not satisfied after you follow these steps, you could also ask for assistance from your local attorney general's office. Just my two cents.

