When does the withdrawal period for the loan agreement begin?

Hello everyone,
I could also ask a lawyer about this, but maybe the question is too trivial or one of you knows it:

1. I received the "loan agreement" from the bank to sign
2. Already signed by them, date 10 days ago (April 25)
3. I will take a short time to consider and will, for example, sign and send it back on May 6
4. The revocation information is included, it (quote) "begins after conclusion of the contract, but only after the borrower has received this revocation information."

So when does it actually begin? With the date of my signature on the contract? The date I received the letter? The date of the bank's signature?

Many thanks and best regards
GD

It's right there. Upon conclusion of the contract. And it comes into effect when you have signed. So the answer to your question is: the cancellation period begins to run from your contract signature.

It says so. Upon conclusion of the contract. And that comes into effect when you have signed. So the answer to your question is: the withdrawal period begins to run from your contract signature.

Clear answer - thank you! I also googled it that way, but I wanted confirmation. Thank you very much!

You always have a deadline for acceptance and then the withdrawal period starts from the signature. Why the hesitation? Do you still have concerns?

Isn't that all a bit "tight" if you still have to send it? Couldn't the bank reject it with the note that they did not receive the signed contract back in time?

Isn't it all a bit "tight" if you still have to send it? Couldn't the bank refuse with the note that they did not receive the signed contract in time?

I also think it's bold. Deliver it personally and important: have it stamped.