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Filling out the Reaffirmation Documents is an essential step in reaffirming your debt after bankruptcy. This guide provides clear instructions to help users complete the form accurately and efficiently, ensuring that all necessary information is included for the court's review.

Follow the steps to complete the Reaffirmation Documents online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Reaffirmation Documents in the editor.
2. In the header section, fill in the name of the bankruptcy court and the district. Complete the 'In re' section with the debtor's name and case number.
3. For Part I, Reaffirmation Agreement, check the appropriate box to indicate if there is a presumption of undue hardship.
4. Provide the name of the creditor, and check the appropriate box if the creditor is a credit union.
5. Briefly describe the original agreement being reaffirmed, such as an auto loan, in section A.
6. Enter the total amount reaffirmed in section B, including any unpaid principal and associated fees.
7. Specify the applicable annual percentage rate in section C and check if it is a fixed or variable rate.
8. Complete section D with the repayment terms, including monthly payment amounts and duration.
9. In section E, describe any collateral securing the debt along with its current market value.
10. Indicate whether the debt arose from the purchase of the collateral in section F.
11. Specify any changes to the most recent credit terms in section G.
12. If the creditor provides additional future credit, complete section H with the relevant details.
13. In Part II, provide your statement in support of the reaffirmation agreement, checking the appropriate boxes.
14. Sign the document in Part III, and ensure both debtors sign if applicable.
15. If represented by an attorney, have them complete Part IV, and ensure they sign on your behalf.
16. Review the Disclosure Statement and Instructions in Part V carefully before filing.
17. Finally, save, download, print, or share the completed form as needed to submit it to the court.

Complete your Reaffirmation Documents online today to ensure clarity and accuracy in your filing.