An Order Granting Motion to Enlarge Time for Filing Reaffirmation Agreements is a court order issued by a judge that grants a debtor more time to submit a reaffirmation agreement. Reaffirmation agreements are written contracts between the debtor and a creditor that allow a debtor to keep a secured debt, like a car loan or mortgage, active after the bankruptcy case has been discharged. If the debtor wishes to keep the secured debt, they must sign the reaffirmation agreement and file it with the court. Two types of Order Granting Motion to Enlarge Time for Filing Reaffirmation Agreements exist: (1) an order granting an extension of time to file the reaffirmation agreement and (2) an order granting an increase in time to file the reaffirmation agreement. The order granting an extension of time is used when the debtor has already missed the deadline for filing the reaffirmation agreement, while the order granting an increase in time is used when the debtor wishes to extend the time limit beyond the original deadline. Both types of orders must be signed by the judge and filed with the court.