My question involves a banking matter in the State of: Utah. Is there any form that gives someone the right to actually forge my signature to open a bank account? Someone signed my name to open an account at a local credit union and I am not one bit happy!I do not know my rights as far as this goes. I bought a car on March 14, it ended up being bad overall but that is not the issue in question, they are working with me. But I bought it from a dealership, did all the paperwork and that stuff, and the financing was provided through a local credit union. This credit union requires you to be a member and have a current account to get a loan which we already did and told them that we did. He confirmed that he knew we had an account, we finished the papers and left. Friday we received our first statement for the new loan and they created a new account there. We called the credit union who confirmed that a new member card had been filled out and signed. We had them print the photocopy that they scanned into the system and the signatures on the card were very obviously NOT mine nor my wife's. The paper is one that is specific to the credit union and is not related to the dealership at all. We had not seen that paper at all until Friday. What are my rights/odds of winning in a lawsuit?

I do not know my rights as far as this goes. I bought a car on March 14, it ended up being bad overall but that is not the issue in question, they are working with me. But I bought it from a dealership, did all the paperwork and that stuff, and the financing was provided through a local credit union. This credit union requires you to be a member and have a current account to get a loan which we already did and told them that we did. He confirmed that he knew we had an account, we finished the papers and left. Friday we received our first statement for the new loan and they created a new account there. We called the credit union who confirmed that a new member card had been filled out and signed. We had them print the photocopy that they scanned into the system and the signatures on the card were very obviously NOT mine nor my wife's. The paper is one that is specific to the credit union and is not related to the dealership at all. We had not seen that paper at all until Friday. What are my rights/odds of winning in a lawsuit?
