Kentucky Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment is a document used to acknowledge that a borrower has cured a default on a loan and is now in good standing. It is typically used in the context of a foreclosure, where a borrower has missed a payment and the lender has issued a notice of final cure payment. The borrower then provides the lender with a Kentucky Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment. This document serves as proof that the borrower has cured the default and is no longer in default on the loan. There are two types of Kentucky Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment: one for residential borrowers and one for commercial borrowers. Residential borrowers must submit a Kentucky Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment to the lender, and commercial borrowers must submit a Certificate of Final Cure Payment. Both documents must include the loan information, the amount of the final cure payment, and the borrower's signature.