An Order granting motion to determine final cure and payment (mortgagee's response agrees with trustee's notice) is a document issued by a court that grants a motion to resolve a dispute between a mortgagee and a trustee regarding the payment of a mortgage debt. This document is used when the mortgagee has responded to the trustee's notice of default and agrees to the terms proposed by the trustee, thus allowing the court to determine the final cure and payment due. This document will typically include the amount due, the payment terms, the interest rate, and any applicable fees or penalties. There are two types of Order granting motion to determine final cure and payment (mortgagee's response agrees with trustee's notice): an Order granting motion to cure and an Order granting motion to determine payment. An Order granting motion to cure is used when the mortgagee agrees to the cure amount proposed by the trustee and is willing to make the necessary payments to remedy their default. An Order granting motion to determine payment is used when the mortgagee agrees to the payment amount proposed by the trustee and is willing to make the necessary payments to satisfy the debt.