A California Motion To Approve Loan Modification Agreement After Completion is a legal document filed in court by a borrower to obtain court approval for a loan modification agreement that has already been completed. This motion must be filed in the court where the loan is secured and is used to request the court's authorization to modify the loan terms in order to make payments more affordable for the borrower. The motion must include a copy of the loan modification agreement, a statement of facts justifying the modification, a declaration of the borrower's financial hardship, and an affidavit signed by the borrower's attorney. There are two types of California Motion To Approve Loan Modification Agreement After Completion: a joint motion and an individual motion. A joint motion is typically filed when both the borrower and the lender agree to the loan modification. An individual motion is typically filed when the borrower is the only party agreeing to the modification.