Yes. However, the borrower should bear in mind that, as the Borrower Application Forms indicate, only an authorized representative of the applicant seeking a loan may sign on behalf of the applicant. An individual’s signature as an “Authorized Representative of Applicant” is a representation to the lender and to the U.S. government that the signer is authorized to make the certifications, including with respect to the applicant and each owner of 20% or more of the applicant’s equity, contained in the Borrower Application Form. Lenders may rely on that representation and accept a single individual’s signature on that basis