1. Criminal responsibility: The criminal responsibility of signing others mainly involves the crime of forging, altering, buying and selling official documents, certificates and seals of state organs. Under certain circumstances, the signer may be identified as the criminal of * * *, and share the criminal responsibility with the client * * *.
2. Civil liability: The civil liability of the signer mainly involves infringing on the name right and property right of others. Signing on behalf of others is an act of infringing on others' name rights and will be investigated for corresponding civil liability. In addition, if the act of signing on behalf of others causes property losses, the signing agent also needs to bear the corresponding liability for compensation.
3. Administrative responsibility: The administrative responsibility of signing other people's names mainly involves administrative punishment and administrative punishment. Signing other people's names is illegal and will be subject to corresponding administrative penalties, such as fines and detention. In addition, the staff of state organs who sign others' names may also be given administrative sanctions.
In order to avoid the legal risk of signing other people's names, it is suggested that the general public should not sign other people's names easily. If you need to sign on behalf of the client, you should obtain the authorization of the client in advance and exercise the agency right within the scope of authorization.
To sum up, signing someone else's name needs to bear corresponding legal responsibilities. In order to avoid unnecessary legal risks and economic losses, you should consciously abide by laws and regulations and don't sign other people's names easily.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code
Article 165
If the power of attorney is in written form, the power of attorney shall specify the agent's name, agency matters, authority and time limit, and shall be signed or sealed by the principal.