It is up to both parties to agree on the place where the contract will be signed. The specific place is not stipulated by law. If both parties have agreed on the place where the contract will be signed, then go to the agreed place to sign the contract. If there is no agreement, the place where the contract is signed or the place where the seal is stamped can be used as the place where the contract is signed.

1. Where the contract can be signed can be decided through negotiation. According to the laws of our country, the place where a contract is signed is determined by the parties to the contract through negotiation. The law does not mandate the place where the contract is signed. 1. If the contract stipulates the place of signing, but the agreement is inconsistent with the actual place of signing or sealing, the people's court shall determine the agreed place of signing and the place where the contract is signed. 2. The contract does not stipulate the place of signing. If both parties sign or seal it at the same place, it is the place where the contract is signed. Article 492 of the Civil Code The place where a commitment takes effect is the place where the contract is established. If a contract is concluded in the form of a data message, the recipient's principal place of business shall be the place where the contract is established; if there is no principal place of business, the recipient's domicile shall be the place where the contract is established. If the parties agree otherwise, such agreement shall prevail. Article 493: If the parties conclude a contract in the form of a contract, the place where the last signature, seal or fingerprint is taken shall be the place where the contract is established, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.

2. What conditions must be met for the conclusion of a contract? The conclusion of a contract refers to a legal act in which the parties establish a contractual relationship between them through certain procedures and consensus. It can be seen from the above that the requirements for conclusion of a contract mainly include the following aspects:

1. The contracting party must have two or more parties. The so-called contracting subject refers to the person who actually concludes the contract, which can be either a future party to the contract or an agent of the party to the contract. The contracting subject is different from the contract subject. The contract subject is the party to the contractual relationship and the person who actually enjoys the contractual rights and assumes the contractual obligations. Some contract parties do not personally participate in the conclusion of the contract, but can become the subject of the contract (such as contracting through an agent), while others may participate in the conclusion of the contract but cannot become parties to the contract (such as agents). No matter who is involved in the contract, there must be two contracting parties with different interests, and the contract must have both parties. The formation of a contract is an act of both parties. Only one party cannot enter into a contract at all.

2. The conclusion of a contract should go through certain procedures or methods. In other words, when parties conclude a contract, they must go through two basic stages: offer and acceptance. Without an offer or acceptance, it is impossible to conclude a transaction or enter into a contract.

3. The conclusion of a contract must be negotiated by the parties. "Consensus through consultation" means that both parties must negotiate and reach consensus when entering into a contract. Since the legal status is equal, both parties should fully express their opinions. Only after both parties have fully negotiated and reached a unanimous opinion can the contract be established. The principle of consensus through consultation does not allow the parties to conclude a contract without consultation or without reaching an agreement despite consultation. When signing a contract, neither party shall impose its will on the other party or use illegal means such as fraud or coercion to sign the contract.

4. The conclusion of a contract is the establishment of a contractual relationship between the parties to the contract. Through the act of concluding a contract, the contractual rights and obligations are established between the parties to the contract, that is, the relationship is established, changed or terminated. In short, the requirements for making a contract are a complex process. Practice has proven that being handled by lawyers with certain work experience can not only prevent legal disputes, but also better resolve legal disputes and avoid or reduce economic losses to the greatest extent. Effectively protect legitimate rights and interests. When the contract is signed, if both parties have agreed on a place, they need to go to the agreed place to sign the contract. If there is no agreement, the place when the contract is signed shall be the place where the contract is signed. A contract needs to meet certain conditions when it is concluded. For example, the content of the contract must be agreed upon by all parties before it is signed.