A Motion to enlarge time for filing reaffirmation agreements — NOT first motion is a legal document filed by a debtor or creditor in a bankruptcy case to extend the deadline to submit a reaffirmation agreement. This type of motion is usually filed when the debtor or creditor has failed to submit the reaffirmation agreement by the filing deadline, and needs additional time to complete the agreement. The motion should include the name of the debtor, a brief description of the terms of the reaffirmation agreement, and the proposed deadline for the filing of the agreement. The motion must also include a description of the reasons why the debtor or creditor is requesting additional time to submit the agreement. There are two types of Motion to enlarge time for filing reaffirmation agreements — NOT first motion: 1. Motion to Enlarge Time for Filing Reaffirmation Agreement by Debtor: This motion is filed by the debtor, requesting additional time to file a reaffirmation agreement with the court. 2. Motion to Enlarge Time for Filing Reaffirmation Agreement by Creditor: This motion is filed by the creditor, requesting additional time to file a reaffirmation agreement with the court.