I bought insurance and didn't know until I got the contract. The insurance policy is not my signature. Is the contract still valid? Expert analysis: What is the specific situation? If it is a telemarketing product, the telephone recording is regarded as self-signed and the contract is valid. If you feel that the product is not suitable for you, you can return it within 10 days after receiving the contract. If the product is not sold by telephone, and the product is not suitable for you, you can return it. If you feel good and meet your own needs, take your ID card to the counter of the insurance company and go through the formalities of re-signing. The contract is valid. With the original contract and ID card, the insured and the insured can go to the customer service of the insurance company to make signature changes. The insurance liability of the contract can be explained to you through the agent or customer service telephone consultation contract. Let's see what the situation is. If it is the malicious behavior of the agent, you can ask for full surrender. If you only sign the Times occasionally, you can make a signature change. However, the insurance company may have reasons not to pay for the risks that occurred before the signature was changed. This agent is too bold. According to the insurance law, your contract is invalid. Please deal with it as soon as possible. If you feel the need, take the information to the counter to go through the relevant formalities. If you don't need it, you can directly complain about the return. It's not that my signature is still valid for the time being, but it's hard to say if something goes wrong and you need to claim compensation, so I'd better change my signature as soon as possible. Ask the salesman to help you with security check, and then sign it yourself. Don't worry, I found it early and solved it early.

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