When the president signs it, there is usually a loan. Depending on the contract amount, the general contract amount does not need the signature of the president. First of all, have you signed a loan contract? Secondly, have you ever signed an IOU? Finally, it depends on when the loan officer will give you a loan. Usually, banks will lend money in sequence, depending on how many loans you haven't put in front. It has nothing to do with who signed it. If the loan receipt has been signed and the date has been filled in the receipt, then the receipt says that the loan will be given to you on any day.

The specific management system of general banks does not need the signature of the president, and it is directly reported to the head office for approval after the personal loan director and account manager complete the preliminary examination. After approval, the loan contract shall come into effect after being signed, authorized and sealed by the branch president.