When signing a contract in the name of another person, it needs to be signed by a power of attorney. The person signing on behalf of the person must have full civil capacity. When signing on behalf of someone else, there is a specific format and must be implemented in accordance with the regulations. Within the scope of entrustment, the agent may conduct civil activities in the name of the principal.

1. How to sign a contract of entrustment? A power of attorney is required to sign on behalf of someone, and the person signing on behalf of someone must have full capacity for civil conduct. Just sign the name of the person signing for you. The format for signing on behalf of another person is as follows: 1. General format: Zhang San (Li Si’s signature). 2. Li’s fourth generation, Zhang San, is hereby authorized to sign Zhang San’s name on Wang Er’s document, and Zhang San will acknowledge it and bear all legal responsibilities. 3. Determine the specific method according to the actual situation and do it according to the authorization. Just keep the authorization letter. According to the authorization of the authorizer, signing on behalf of the authorizer is a legal act. This phenomenon is very common in real life. Some are trivial matters in daily life, and some are major economic activities and important matters, which the principal authorizes others to sign. For example, it is normal for the principal to hand over his or her ID card and authorization letter to the principal and ask him or her to pick up the express or even sign the contract.

2. What kind of contract is an entrustment contract? An entrustment contract is also called an "appointment contract". It refers to an agreement in which the trustee handles entrusted matters for the principal in the name and at the expense of the principal, and the principal pays remuneration according to the contract. The civil laws of different countries have different restrictions on entrustment contracts. According to the legal provisions of most countries, the subject matter of an entrustment contract includes both legal matters and non-legal matters; the content of the contract can be paid or free. Our country's civil law theory and practice believe that the subject matter of an agency contract is limited to legal acts, which is the basis for the occurrence of agency. Therefore, the consequences of the legal acts performed by the trustee with a third party within the scope of the entrustment authority are entirely borne by the client. Its characteristics are: the entrustment contract is a typical labor service contract; the trustee handles the entrusted affairs at the principal's expense; the entrustment contract is personal in nature and is based on mutual trust between the parties; the entrustment contract can be either a paid contract or a free contract. Contract; an entrustment contract is a promise and mutual contract. An entrustment contract, also known as an entrustment contract, refers to a contract in which the principal and the trustee agree that the trustee will handle the entrusted affairs. A power of attorney is required when the entrustment contract is to be signed. The trustee handles business for the principal in the name of the principal, and the principal pays a certain fee to the trustee, which is an entrustment contract. An entrustment contract is a typical labor contract, which is of a personal nature and is based on mutual trust between the two parties. It can be a paid contract or a free contract.