The Kentucky Cover Sheet for Reaffirmation Agreement is a document issued by the state of Kentucky, which is used to reaffirm the terms of a loan agreement. It is used by debtors to reaffirm a debt that they have already agreed to pay in the original loan agreement. The sheet provides information about the debtor's name, address, and creditor, as well as the amount of the debt and the terms of payment. The document must be signed by both the debtor and the creditor in order to be valid. There are two types of Kentucky Cover Sheet for Reaffirmation Agreement: one for consumer debt and one for secured debt. The consumer debt version is used when the debtor agrees to reaffirm a loan agreement for consumer goods or services. The secured debt version is used when the debtor agrees to reaffirm a loan agreement for a home or vehicle. Both versions must be signed by both the debtor and the creditor in order to be valid.